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News Release from: Adept Scientific | Subject: NVizx for Maple
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 04 August 2005
Affordable software for high end
visualisation
Engineers, scientists and educators are able to take large volumes of natural and synthetic data, add complex calculations and generate high resolution, dynamic images for analysis and presentation
Adept Scientific announces the availability of nVizx for Maple, a high-end visualisation software for 3D modelling, simulation and presentation With nVizx for Maple, engineers, scientists and educators are able to take large volumes of natural and synthetic data, add complex calculations and generate high resolution, dynamic images for analysis and presentation
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 21 Feb 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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nVizx is the affordable software alternative for high-end visualisation, says the company.
nVizx works dynamically with Maple, the most powerful and intuitive tool for solving complex mathematical problems and creating rich, executable technical applications, to rapidly generate precise, high-resolution images and objects.
Images created with nVizx can be saved in standard graphics file formats and pasted into Maple worksheets.
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Designed by Splinex Technology and launched under the MapleConnect Premier programme, nVizx for Maple enables users who work with complex mathematical data and multi-dimensional models and images to generate dynamic, high-resolution 3D objects and scenes from large data sets and complex calculations in seconds with precise detail on a typical Windows personal computer.
nVizx for Maple enables engineers, educators and researchers to rapidly manipulate and modify objects and scenes during research, development and pre-prototyping phases, without having to invest in expensive hardware or limited-use software.
The advanced toolset and speed of nVizx for Maple empowers users to push new experimental and investigative boundaries by accelerating workflow through real-time detailed visual feedback.
"We are excited to offer affordable graphics features and visual quality that, up to now, have only been available in high end visualisation software," said Christian Schormann, vice president of research and development at Splinex Technology.
"nVizx for Maple enables engineers, researchers and educators to quickly and cost-effectively analyse and view multi-dimensional data and their growing repositories of digital objects.
"nVizx for Maple delivers sophisticated visual analytics to our users," said Paul Goossens, director of commercial market development at Maplesoft.
"Now, designers and researchers will benefit from rapid visualisation and simulation without changing their existing design processes.
"Educators are able to deliver compelling presentations to improve comprehension and retention in learning environments.
"Our users can look forward to some dramatic productivity gains with nVizx for Maple".
nVizx for Maple has many applications in industry segments such as engineering, aerospace, automotive, bio-medicine, geometrics, metrology and terrestrial imaging.
The high-end visualisation software is designed for mechanical engineers, geophysicists, financial analysts, operations researchers and seismic engineers who need to visualise data and models at an early stage in the research and development process.
nVizx for Maple can also benefit educators teaching differential geometry subjects, academics presenting complex multi-dimensional images and students who want to make outstanding visual presentations.
nVizx for Maple is now available for purchase.
Commercial single-seat pricing for nVizx for Maple is £595.
Volume, academic and student pricing is available on request.
nVizx for Maple is supplied and supported in the UK and Ireland by Adept Scientific. Request a free brochure from Adept Scientific ...
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