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May 14, 2012

» Limitless Computing brings its SketchUp rendering engine to the cloud   Limitless Computing

Limitless Computing, a provider of 3D mobile Augmented Reality, and ArtVPS Ltd, developers of Shaderlight, the interactive rendering software for SketchUp, today announced the launch of Shaderlight Cloud Rendering powered by Limitless Computing. Combining the highest quality rendering from Shaderlight and proven technology from Limitless Computing, this innovative new tool delivers the fastest, most effective workflow for SketchUp users.


May 9, 2012

» Applied Software releases Revit Connect   Applied Software

Applied Software has released Revit Connect, a purpose-built solution that improves and accelerates multi-team collaboration for BIM projects developed with Autodesk Revit Server 13. Revit Connect enables multi-team collaboration, team workflows and information exchanges of BIM data, preventing architectural and design firms from being at the mercy of slow or unreliable data connections between satellite offices and partner companies when sharing large project files over the Internet.

 


» Adobe releases Creative Suite 6, new cloud service   Adobe

Adobe Systems Incorporated  recently announced the release of Adobe Creative Suite 6 software. The CS6 product line includes new releases of Photoshop, InDesign, lllustrator, Dreamweaver, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Flash Professional and other products as well as four suite versions – Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium; Creative Suite 6 Design Standard; Creative Suite 6 Production Premium; and Creative Suite 6 Master Collection.


May 2, 2012

» Trimble's Bryn Fosburgh explains the SketchUp acquisition   Jeff Yoders/BIMBoy's Blog

Trimble's purchase of SketchUp last week came as a surprise to many analysts and AEC software observers. It was widely believed that Dassault Systemes would be Google's customer for the 3D conceptual design software application and platform. When Trimble, instead, made the acquisition (the deal is expected to close by June 30), it was the third acquisition Trimble made in the last year. My conversation with Trimble Vice President Bryn Fosburgh about the Sunnyvale, Calif., company's plans for SketchUp touched on several other recent acquisitions as well.


» Graphisoft releases ArchiCAD 16   Graphisoft

Graphisoft announced today the May release dates of ArchiCAD 16, the latest version of its BIM design software for architects, designers and planners. ArchiCAD 16 introduces an ecosystem of solutions to ease the creation, sharing, and finding of custom BIM Components. Built-in Energy Evaluation has been added in this edition.


» New version of LRFD Simon simplifies steel plate and box girder bridge design and analysis   American Institute of Steel Construction

A new version of LRFD SIMON, the National Steel Bridge Alliance’s steel plate and box girder bridge design and analysis program was released in April at the North American Steel Construction Conference and the concurrent World Steel Bridge Symposium. Since the '80s, Simon has served hundreds of bridge engineers as a key tool to efficiently design and analyze steel bridges. It is intended to be used in the preliminary design phase to realize efficiencies and demonstrate the practicality of a steel bridge for a specific application.


April 30, 2012

» New versions of Bentley Map V8i and GeoWeb Publisher released   Bentley Systems

Bentley Systems recently announced the release of Bentley Map V8i (SELECTseries 3) and Geo Web Publisher V8i (SELECTseries 4).


April 26, 2012

» Trimble buys Sketchup from Google   Jeff Yoders/BIMBoy's Blog

Trimble Navigation has agreed to buy the Sketchup 3D modeling platform from Google, Inc. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Trimble, which makes surveying, mapping, 3D BIM software Tekla and marine navigation equipment, said SketchUp will enhance the integration of its field presence with the wider enterprise.

 


April 23, 2012

» Dell releases new line of workstation PCs   Jeff Yoders/BIMBoy's Blog

Dell released a new line of Precision tower workstations today, featuring redesigned cases, patented Reliable Memory Testing (RMT) memory that automatically corrects and reports memory errors, Intel Sandybridge architecture and up to 600 watts of graphics power. The tower workstations were engineered to enable engineering, product design, animation, and other graphics and compute intensive professionals increased productivity and minimized downtime.


» Photoshop CS6 expands 3D, adds more graphics power   Jeff Yoders/BIMBoy's Blog

I have been beta-testing Adobe Photoshop CS6 for the past few weeks. This is the most significant overhaul of the program since Photoshop CS4 and a must have for BIM/CAD managers, architectural rendering experts and other Photoshop-using design professionals.

 



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