Lattice3D to Present at AIAG’s AutoTech Event
28 August 2005
Lattice3D, the leader in 3D publishing and communications and developer of XVL compression technology, today announced that it will launch its newest product line at the AutoTech 2005 conference being held on August 29th in Detroit. Lattice3D will exhibit jointly with its strategic reseller partner, EASi, a company which is instrumental in distributing the product throughout the US automotive industry.
Lattice3D will be publicly presenting its products during a news conference and convention presentation entitled “Rapid Analysis and Validation of Large-Scale 3D Designs – The Toyota Case Study and Launch of XVL Studio Pro.” The new XVL Studio Pro software product is a result of a year long development effort, guided by Toyota Motor Company, to implement XVL compression technology for design review in the automaker’s facilities.
“We are providing global access to technology, developed for Toyota, but available to all. With these new products, companies will be able to realize significant time and cost savings in their design review and manufacturing processes,” said Martin Nowakowski, Director of National Accounts at Lattice3D. “Using products based on the industry leading XVL platform, automotive companies and their suppliers can easily re-use even large scale CAD files for downstream design review and 3D publishing applications without loss of data and with complete control over accuracy and security.”
Lattice 3D’s XVL technology ultra-compresses 3D data from CAD modeling applications into lightweight documents that are still voluble in three dimensions and may be annotated, measured, assembled, explored and published with other model parts through Lattice3D applications. The compressed files are more portable, and with the new advancement, can be used to make automatic large-scale measurements on all parts throughout a vehicle, such as the clearance and interference checks.
AutoTech 2005 is a 4-day annual conference hosted by the Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG), a not-for-profit organization of OEMs and suppliers to the automotive industry. AIAG's primary goals are to reduce cost and complexity within the automotive supply chain and to improve speed to market, product quality, employee health-and-safety and the environment.
For more information on Lattice3D solutions and products, visit www.lattice3D.com.
About Lattice3D
With over 250,000 users at over 2,000 companies, Lattice3D's software enables customers to extend their existing 2D & 3D data beyond engineering and into the all aspects of their enterprise – ‘3D Everywhere’. Lattice3D’s applications publish interactive 3D documents; printed, digital or web documents directly from CAD drawings and its unmatched compression ensures the documents are easy to transfer or share for communication and collaboration. These award-winning solutions increase productivity, improve processes and lower costs by enabling rapid re-use of 3D CAD data for design review, parts lists, procurement, tech documents, training materials, communications, assembly process definition, quality assurance, packaging design, web sites and more.
The company is part of a privately held group founded in 1997 and headquartered in Silicon Valley and Tokyo. For more information, visit www.lattice3d.com.
Lattice3D, XVL, XVL Studio Pro, and 3D Everywhere are registered trademarks of Lattice3D. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
About EASi
EASi is one of the leading providers of integrated solutions for fast-to-market product development. With a staff of 400 professionals worldwide, EASi's capabilities cover all aspects of engineering and information technology, including CAD, concept design and optimization, safety and vibration analysis, as well as e-business and software product and technology development. For more information on EASi and its products and services, please visit www.easi.com.
Lattice3D Contact
650-623-0890
Press Contact
Rachael Dalton-Taggart
Strategic Reach PR
303-487-7406
Source: PR Web
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