AUTODESK CERTIFIES ALGOR’S INCAD PRODUCTS FOR AUTODESK INVENTOR 8
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ALGOR's InCAD technology provides direct CAD/CAE data exchange of
this oceanographic instrumentation housing from Autodesk Inventor (top) for
an ALGOR linear static stress analysis (bottom) to study the effects of
pressure. Model courtesy of DeepSoft, Inc. |
PITTSBURGH, PA – February 10, 2004 – ALGOR, Inc., a leading provider
of design, analysis and simulation software, announced that its InCAD products
have been named as Autodesk Inventor® 8 Certified Applications. The designation,
which is granted by Autodesk, identifies high-quality, robust products that
provide the highest level of interoperability with Autodesk Inventor software,
the cornerstone of the Autodesk Inventor Series 3-D mechanical
design package.
“Once again, ALGOR analysis and simulation solutions have proven their high
level of interoperability with Autodesk Inventor,” said Barrett Kamille, partner
applications manager for Autodesk’s Manufacturing Solutions Division. “ALGOR’s
continued participation in the Autodesk Inventor Certified Application program
enables us to offer a complete CAD/CAE solution to our customers.”
“Our continued certification, now for Autodesk Inventor 8, clearly demonstrates
the joint dedication of our two companies to providing effective and up-to-date
design and analysis solutions,” said ALGOR Product Manager, Bob Williams. “We
will continue to provide Autodesk Inventor users with easy-to-use and accurate
analysis and simulation tools so they can speed up time to market and make
better, safer products at a lower cost.”
ALGOR’s
InCAD Designer/Autodesk Inventor and the
InCAD/Autodesk Inventor Extender provide full associativity with each
design change within Autodesk Inventor 8. These products can be extended to
include ALGOR’s wide range of simulation capabilities including static stress
and Mechanical Event Simulation with linear and nonlinear material models,
linear dynamics, steady-state and transient heat transfer, steady and unsteady
fluid flow, electrostatics and full multiphysics.
Contact ALGOR or visit www.ALGOR.com for
more information.
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