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Monday, July 04, 2022
By Subhransu Majhi, Anirudh Singh
Data, data everywhere but only a drop of it analyzed This is not an attempt at creating a catchy quote; it's a fact. According to reports, 80% to 90% of data within organizations is unstructured, and most of it is locked in documents and images.
Thursday, April 21, 2022
By Ashish Shete, Divya Sharma
CAD configurators have been around in the industry since CAD software vendors started to provide Macro recording and provide APIs for customization. Exposing low-level functionalities through various programming interfaces helped companies build configurable products that helped them get a competitive advantage. Configurators provide an easy and efficient way to configure products as per the requirements.
Thursday, December 13, 2018
By Hrishikesh Thakur
Onshape FeatureScript is a new programming language designed by Onshape for building and working with 3D parametric models. The language is built into Onshape from the ground up, providing the foundation of Part Studio modeling, including robust geometric references, powerful parametric tools, and a type system with types built for math in three dimensions.
Monday, December 10, 2018
By Sadashiv Khadilkar
Patterning is a very useful and necessary feature in CAD modeling. Most CAD software includes this functionality. By combining multiple pattern operations, one can achieve very complex results easily. Our product simulationHub uses Autodesk FORGE viewer for visualization of CFD simulation.
Wednesday, December 05, 2018
By Vinayak Sutar, Charuhas Naigaonkar
Over recent years, OpenGL has tremendously evolved, and a significant change occurred in the year 2003. With its new programmable pipeline (OpenGL 2.0), it allows you to have direct access to the GPU and these programs are known as Shaders.
Tuesday, December 04, 2018
By Santosh Kawtikwar, Swapnil Kakde
Have you used the Autodesk FORGE Viewer before? If you have, you must be amazed by its ability to render model data in a browser. You might have seen a lot of amazing application like simulationHub. How about the native Windows or Android applications? Can we use Autodesk FORGE to view the 3D model of the product in native applications?