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whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Windows Presentation Foundation Soup to Nuts (Part 12 of 18): 3-D Graphics (Level 200)2007-10-22 Microsoft
  The presenter of this webcast discusses graphics. Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) focuses on the look and feel of application, and graphics are the key. This webcast introduces the concept of 3-D graphics utilizing objects such as cameras, transforms, and models. Building on the basics covered in the previous session on 2-D graphics. The webcast also shows how to transform simple 2-D objects into 3-D objects that can be manipulated via code.

Tags: .NET, Application Development		   
whitepaper AMD Unveils IT Industry's First Virtual Technology Expo2007-10-01 Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
  This virtual tradeshow from AMD combines the best aspects of a physical tradeshow with 3D technology and the interactivity of the Web. Listen to keynote addresses from senior executives of HP, Oracle, Dell, VMware, and AMD to learn how Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors are changing the contemporary technology landscape.

Tags: Virtual Reality, Collaborative Web, Microprocessors, Processors, Semiconductor Tech. - Manufacturing		   
whitepaper metaio Adds Personalization and Realism to E-Commerce0000-00-00 Microsoft
  The company wanted to make consumers' online shopping even more engaging and informative, many e-commerce retailers are seeking to enhance their Web sites with multimedia features such as video clips, audio files and photo slide shows so that shoppers can "Try before they buy." Munich, Germany-based software provider metaio GmbH provides Augmented Reality (AR) technology - built on the Microsoft platform - to enable consumers to blend photos of their actual surroundings with three-Dimensional (3D) models of a company's products for viewing in a Web browser. Using just a digital camera and the metaio AR technology, provided as a software service on the e-commerce retailer's Web site, shoppers can superimpose the 3D models on top of their chosen photo.

Tags: Application Development, .NET		   
whitepaper 3D CAD Allows 50 Percent Time Savings Through Faster Development of Watch Movements2007-09-01 Siemens
  NOMOS watches are mechanical watches offering an extremely high degree of accuracy. The company's challenge was product innovation with shorter time to market. The company upgraded from 2D CAD to 3Ddriven development processes. It doesn't just simply happen that the watch developer simply sits down in front of the screen and immediately creates a virtual 3D model from his initial rough ideas. Ideas are only transformed into more precise 2D representations when the watch is as good as finished in the watchmaker's mind.

Tags: CAD, Collaboration Tools		   
whitepaper LG Cable & Machinery Pulls Into the Lead With NX2007-09-01 Siemens
  LG Cable & Machinery (LGCM), located in Kyounggi-Do, Korea, manufactures air conditioning systems, injection molding systems, agricultural machinery, air compressors, paper machinery and energy/environment systems. The company wanted to increase engineering process excellence. Based on success of their initial project with solids, LGCM is using NX I-deas software to help strengthen competitiveness of all its products in the global market.

Tags: CAD, Collaboration Tools		   
whitepaper Cancer Researchers Accelerate Pace of Discovery With Contextual Collaboration Tools2007-09-01 Microsoft
  Researchers at The Scripps Research Institute wanted to attach research findings to two-dimensional and three-dimensional molecular images and share them with others. They turned to InterKnowlogy, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, which used Microsoft software to create an image annotation tool linked to a data-sharing portal with built-in search capabilities. Now, researchers can easily collaborate with colleagues in a context-rich environment, which enriches and speeds research.

Tags: Collaboration Tools		   
whitepaper Keeping AP Racing on Track2007-06-18 Objet Geometries
  The Objet QuadraTempo enables AP Racing to produce high resolution 3D output for design verification and customer form, fit and function testing prior to production, as well as to demonstrate components to subcontract suppliers prior to commitment to tooling. Since the installation of the Objet QuadraTempo AP Racing is benefiting from significant savings in design times, through increased confidence earlier in the design cycle. QuadraTempo at AP Racing: reduced design to manufacture lead times, the elimination of costs associated with tooling errors, increased customer confidence - designs can be ratified by the customer prior to manufacture.

Tags: Network Design, CAD		   
whitepaper Depth In-Depth2007-05-25 Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
  With the introduction of the original Radeon the general rendering performance landscape changed significantly due to the revolutionary technology that is HyperZ. Today this technology has been upgraded, fine-tuned and improved in several generations and is now a general commodity that everyone expects to have. Yet it is sometimes not well understood or taken proper advantage of. Developing 3D applications with HyperZ in mind will often produce a significant performance increase. This paper aims to give developers a better understanding of how HyperZ operates under the hood.

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper Upgrading From 2D CAD to a 3D Solution That Supports the Entire Company2007-03-01 Siemens
  Ulma Packaging wanted to maintain a reputation for innovation and respond quickly to customers' demands for customized machines. As a solution a single 3D CAD solution (Solid Edge software) was used company-wide. They also deployed suppliers' use of viewer to receive drawings and updates electronically and there was automatic integration of component lists into the ERP system. The company made use of CAD models in the production of manuals and other documents as well as use of manufacturing specifications from contracts to automatically design parts.

Tags: CAD, Collaboration Tools		   
whitepaper Innovative, Award-Winning Consumer Products Are the Result of Bosch und Siemens Hausgerate's Integrated, Global Product Development Process2007-02-01 Siemens
  Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte operates 31 production sites and 43 factories in 15 countries across Europe, Asia, the United States and Latin America. The company wanted foster innovation in consumer product development with permit collaboration among worldwide sites. The company used 3D NX software models for entire range of product development and make product information available globally using Teamcenter software.

Tags: Collaboration Tools