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Paralogix Level One 2.11 (Windows)

A full-featured, procedural, parametric, Parasolid-based solid modeling CAD system. Powerful features, no frills, with many unique capabilities. Highlights include: Intelligent 2D sketching tools, including extracted edges of existing components to create new ones. Full-featured Solid modeling, including Extrusions, Revolves, Sweeps including a router mode, and Lofting. Also Fillets and Chamfers,...

Tags: Router, Microsoft Windows, Level One, Modeling, Applied 3D Science, Research & Development, CAD, Routers & Switches, Productivity, Network Technology, Networking, Business Operations, Software

Software downloads 2003-02-21

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(Lunar science takes off at NASA)

Lunar science takes off at NASALunar MissionThe purposes of going to the moon should be to:1. Construct a permanent, self-sustaining residences.2. Construct a lunar surface to L1, L2, L4, or L5 launch system for construction and supply of space-based construction platforms.3. Construct solar energy collection system...

Tags: Strategy, NOW IT, NASA, Lunar science

Discussion threads 2009-06-15

Nanorobot for Brain Aneurysm

The idea of nanorobots floating throughout our arteries to fight diseases and deliver drugs is migrating from science fiction to medical fact, at least in virtual 3D simulations. Nanorobotics pioneer Adriano Cavalcanti and his colleagues report progress with their nanorobot control design NCD software which helps them simulate the behavior...

Tags: Gradient, Vessel, Manufacturing, Nanotechnology, Team Management, Emerging Technologies, Management, Chris Jablonski

Blog posts 2009-03-25

Singularity Summit 2007: Machines of loving grace

Futurist/historian of science Paul Saffo gave the final presentation of the day at the Singularity Summit 2007, offering his advice to the crowd of 800 attendees. "We are in a moment of handoff. It happens in all technology transitions. The inventors, scientists and innovators hand off to popular culture."...

Tags: News, Computer, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-09-08

Nanoknives to cut cells

American researchers have built a carbon nanotube knife. According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST, this nanoknife will be used to cut and study cells. With this new tool, scientists and biologists will be able to make 3D images of cells and tissues for electron tomography, which...

Tags: Nanotechnology, nanotube, NIST, carbon nanotube, MWCNT

Blog posts 2006-11-24

Microsoft mapping goes 3D

Microsoft mapping goes 3DVirtually all technologies ...... build on what was there before.Very, very, very nice! NT.I wondering ...… if the technology used to render the 3D images couldn't be applied to historical buildings, monuments, the Grand Canyon, etc. Also it would be neat if it could be used to...

Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Windows, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., Web browser, 3D

Discussion threads 2006-11-06

Designers are the New Black

Designers are the New BlackCode does matterHey Ryan,I totally agree that good design can create a bond between user and application whether or not the application is actually the best or not. The iPod example is right on - For the dollar, it's no where near being the best value...

Tags: New Black, 3D

Discussion threads 2006-06-07

Biotech data mining

In the last ten years, biotech companies have been busy accumulating mountains of data. And it's becoming more and more difficult to find useful information about interactions between genes and proteins for example. It's one of the reasons why the European Union has started the BioGrid project. In Mining biotech's...

Tags: protein, Gene Ontology, This Picture

Blog posts 2005-12-31