Autodesk, Inc.

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  • A Couple of Cool Tools for Designers

    Although plenty of attention gets paid to many of the more mainstream CAD-related offerings, here are a couple that may pass under your radar. Yet if you're looking for fast collaborative development, both may be gear that you can't afford to miss.

  • Autodesk Introduces 2010

    Yes, 2010. The software company has rolled out a raft of new tools for the design, analysis, and simulation of products. Virtual prototype first, then move on to the real thing.

  • Autodesk Puts PLM in the Cloud

    This PLM product has all the advantages of next-generation, cloud-based technology. It’s also quick, easy, inexpensive.

  • Building in the Digital World

    Product and process design is being done at and for DaimlerChrysler with CATIA. Now the factories where those products are being produced with those processes are also being created with the software.

  • CAD For The Small, Medium, and Large

    Price, breadth of features, and product lifecycle management are what mostly separate CAD systems in corporate eyes.

  • CAD Vendors Create New Solutions

    Shifting alliances, the continued encapsulation of engineering expertise, and the drive to reduce the complexity of today's computer-aided design (CAD) systems are just some of the latest milestones on the path toward solids modeling becoming the de facto design engineering tool.

  • CAD: Historic, Simple & In The Cloud

    Changes are happening across the spectrum of computer-aided design (CAD) products. Here are three to show improved ease of use, modeling performance, and collaboration capabilities are still the major drivers for revising CAD software.

  • Looking @ Autodesk 2011

    Robert Kross, senior vp, Manufacturing Industry Group, Autodesk, the developer of design software for engineering and entertainment, raised an interesting point: Why should a CAD package have less awesome images than a $50 game?

  • Moving from 2D to 3D for about the price of 2D

    Buy Autodesk Inventor Series, the solids modeler, and get Autodesk's 2D packages basically for free.

  • Simulation Makes Vehicles Real

    Advances in simulation software include integration with other CAx systems, simulations of more domains, and stunning virtual reality.

  • Tracking the MCAD Enhancements

    A few hundred enhancements to a single software application? For some Applications, that number suggests a questionable software release. In mechanical computer-aided design (MCAD), that number is an embarrassment of riches—for users.

 

Contact Information


Please visit: Autodesk, Inc.

Phone: (415)-507-5000
Fax: (415)-507-6107

Mailing Address:
3950 Civic Center Dr.
San Rafael, CA 94903 US