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	Article Autodesk, Unity Plan for Virtual Visions of AEC Projects 29 Nov, 2018 The two companies are collaborating to help users turn design data into “virtual experiences that help you work better and do more,” in the words of Autodesk CEO Andrew Anagnost.More>>
	Article Frustum Furthers PTC’s Plan to Embed New Technologies in Creo 23 Nov, 2018 The $70 million acquisition is the latest move in PTC’s strategy to fold generative design, real-time simulation, and more cutting-edge capabilities into its CAD platform.More>>
	Article Bentley Systems Believes Digital Twins Are 'the Future,' and Invests Accordingly 17 Oct, 2018 The company is committed to developing digital twin technologies for infrastructure projects and assets, including an iTwin Services cloud platform and a plant operations solution created in partnership with Siemens.More>>
	Article Gravity Sketch Moves Conceptual Design into the Virtual Realm 29 Sep, 2018 With a focus on ease of use and an intuitive method of 3D content creation — a virtual reality interface — Gravity Sketch hopes to persuade designers to drop 2D sketching from their workflows.More>>
	Article SOLIDWORKS 2019 Focuses on Current Productivity, while Preparing for Tomorrow’s Tech 14 Sep, 2018 With the latest update of its 3D design and engineering portfolio, Dassault Systèmes aims to address the needs of existing customers — and those it doesn’t have yet.More>>

White Paper: Product Developers Reap Early Benefits of AR/VR
Big-name firms are applying augmented, virtual, and mixed reality solutions on the front lines of product design, manufacturing, and maintenance in aerospace, automotive, and beyond. Learn about the basic differences between the technologies and notable examples of current use. From the editors of Cadalyst. Download your copy.

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Google gives up on VR 5 Oct, 2020

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