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On December 8th, Kenneth Wong published a short article on his blog "Kenneth Wong’s Virtual Desktop" about SpaceClaim and the new touch technology available since release 2009+.

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In the fifth release of its 3-D direct modeling software, SpaceClaim appears to be firming up its positioning, not as an alternative to 3-D CAD packages, but rather as a utility to prepare models for simulation. The company, which launched its tool in 2007 and seemed ready to take on the leaders in the CAD space, has steered SpaceClaim off that track into the CAE space, adding capabilities that make it easy to prepare models for simulation.



The company saw an opening as… Continue

Once co-founder Blake Courter solved the VoIP problem at his end, he quickly expressed his company's more focused targeting to me: "We are not servicing CAD users; we are servicing engineers," he declared, dismissing the big four MCAD vendors as good for detailed design, but otherwise being off the critical path.



Instead, the company targets people who prepare models for analysis, explore concepts before getting the model into CAD, and want to have an idea of the costs… Continue

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Kenneth Wong (former executive editor at Cadalys magazine) is a CAD expert and blogger. He wrote a very interesting review of SpaceClaim 2009 for the online edition of Desktop Engineering. You can read it [here].



Thanks to Jeff Waters for pointing me to the… Continue