Vellum Solids 2000 Exquisitely Outperforms the Competition
Vellum Solids Triumphs
Austin, TX: March 3, 2000 - Ashlar Inc, a leading provider of 3D modeling software announced the rave review in this month's Desktop Engineering MCAD Up Close
feature; Joe Grecco's article entitled Blending & Filleting demonstrates how Vellum Solids 2000 is the most proficient. Spatial is the world's leading provider of Web-based, business-to-business (B2B) interoperability services and 3D solid modeling software, which sets global standards for product engineers, designers, software
developers and manufacturing professionals.
In the latest issue of Desktop Engineering (March 2000, p. 14-21) Joe Greco published the results of
his blending and filleting challenge. He tested 3D modelers based on 15 specific criteria.
Vellum Solids clearly outperformed all of the competitors by successfully completing 14 of the 15 blends. In addition to general
completion stats, the article charts what (if any) work was required before adding a fillet/blend in order for it to function. Here again, Vellum Solids stood out. 12 of the 14 blends created in Vellum Solids required no additional
work.
"This clearly demonstrates the power of Vellum Solids, letting designers freely create what they dream," says Robert Bou, Ashlar's president.
"We are elated that Vellum Solids so ably demonstrates our
technological achievements and shows how ACIS is setting the standard for 3D modeling functionality and rapid technology development," remarked Bruce Morgan, president and CEO, Spatial Inc
About Spatial Inc.
Spatial's ACIS® 3D modeling kernel is the de facto
3D solid modeling standard for the CAD/CAM/CAE market worldwide. ACIS has been adopted by more than 550 licensees and is the foundation of over 210 applications used by over 1.5 million engineers and designers worldwide. Spatial is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, USA, and has offices in California, Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom. For more information, visit Spatial's Web site
About Ashlar
Ashlar Incorporated captured the design community's attention with the release of Ashlar Vellum in 1988. Featuring the Drafting Assistant, Vellum's unparalleled user interface changed CAD forever. Today, Ashlar continues to develop 2D and 3D software products for conceptual designers who demand the freedom to concentrate on the creative process, not on the tools. Headquartered in Austin, TX, Ashlar's products run on Windows and Macintosh OS-based systems. For more information, please go to www.ashlar.com