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EagleView, a leading provider of aerial imagery, software, and analytics, is excited to announce the launch of its next-generation asset management solutions. Combining high-resolution oblique aerial imagery with machine learning, EagleView is solving a variety of asset management challenges for local governments and commercial organizations.  “Effective asset management requires insight-ready data,” said Chris Jurasek, CEO of EagleView. “When we combine the level of detail available in our industry-leading oblique imagery with the power of machine learning, we can give asset managers the data they need to truly transform their workflows and solve an unlimited number of real-world problems.”    This cutting-edge technology provides a comprehensive view of geographically dispersed stationary assets (including natural resources), enabling organizations to make data-driven decisions and allocate resources and budgets more efficiently. EagleView’s integration of aerial imagery and machine learning can assist organizations in solving a variety of asset management challenges, including:   Providing high-resolution oblique aerial imagery of assets

EON Reality, Inc. (“EON Reality”), a global leader in Virtual and Augmented Reality (“XR”) industry and education solutions powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), announces several new updates alongside the formal launch of the Spatial AI-powered EON AI Assistant. The proprietary Spatial AI allows EON AI Assistant to “show and tell” users in the digital world in real time, while simultaneously offering guidance and assistance in the physical world like never before. This combination of a learning-capable AI brain with a fully interactive XR body gives EON AI Assistant the capability to remove the confines and overcome the shortcomings of many modern AI programs, which are simply a digital take on “a brain in a jar.” Spatial AI provides that brain with an avatar and the contextual awareness to use it — whether that means being able to see and react to a user’s smartphone movements or physically interacting with a digital

Tech Soft 3D, the leading provider of engineering software development toolkits, announces the release of the HOOPS 2023 industry-leading 3D software development toolkits (SDKs) that power world-class engineering applications across the globe and multiple industries. The enhancements to the 2023 toolkits focus on enhanced format support to provide partners and customers unprecedented access to engineering and manufacturing data. Improved support for physical materials helps increase photo-realism in graphic display of 3D objects in both artificial and natural environments. Support for material clearcoat is now supported across all toolkits, enabling the visualization of a protective layer over a solid material or finish to exhibit shininess, reflection, and depth of color. One of the main new features across all HOOPS toolkits is support for Microsoft Visual Studio 2019, protecting partners' investment in adopting the HOOPS product suite as the supporting technology stacks evolve. This update allows partners to adopt more modern compiler and language features

In the future, more businesses can benefit from LOGIA’s wide pallet of functionalities. LOGIA is now available as a SaaS-solution, which enables the possibility to access the WMS-system in the Cloud and finance it through a subscription. Thereby, you can evade on-site deliveries and avoid the technical infrastructure inclusive maintenance. Updates of the system are an integral part of the subscription. Through these, you are guaranteed the newest functions every two years to optimize the warehouse operation. The subscription is configured by the necessary LOGIA-modules, the desired number of users, and the infrastructure. To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Roima Intelligence on CIMdata.com

DATADVANCE development team announces the release of pSeven 6.43, a new version of our platform for data analysis and optimization. Take a look what's new in the release below. New Features Train models with input and output constraints — in the Build model dialog in Analyze, you can now specify valid input ranges and output thresholds for selected input and output components. Specify input ranges if you want to limit the model’s input domain. The trained model will output NaN if the input point is outside the domain (any input is out of the specified range). Specify output thresholds when it is known beforehand that output values must be within a certain range — for example, the output represents a physical quantity that cannot get below 0 by definition. The trained model adjusts to those thresholds so its output values are always within the specified thresholds. Model constraints: for an input component, specifies its valid range; for an output

ANN ARBOR, Michigan, USA 20 February 2023—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic management consulting and research firm, announces that its Vice President, Stan Przybylinski, will join a panel discussion to launch Nexus, Hexagon’s new open platform to enhance digital engineering and manufacturing. Stan will share his perspective on how digital reality platforms can complement existing technologies like PLM. Stan will be joined by Ron Bennett of Linamar Corporation, who will discuss how breaking down silos within organizations is key to driving innovation. Rounding out the panel discussion is Christoph Berlin from Microsoft, who will share his thoughts on how SaaS experiences are transforming the manufacturing space through the enablement of the secure exchange of data across disciplines. The panel discussion will take place on 23 February. To learn more and to register, click here.

CIMdata’s 2023 PLM Market & Industry Forum series theme is “The Digital Thread: Powering Business Transformation.” At this industry-leading Forum, CIMdata will frame the digital thread in a series of presentations designed to brief the PLM Software and Service community (aka the PLM Economy) on the issues faced by industrial users. Sessions provide critical information to members of the PLM Economy, enabling them to respond to new and evolving requirements. Learn more about the 2023 PLM Market & Industry Forum here. The notion of the digital thread dates back to the application of digital technologies to the product lifecycle as part of Industry 3.0. Of course, the available technologies have improved dramatically since then, just as the needs of the industrial companies that employ them have evolved. From its roots in engineering data management in the 1980s, data and process management solutions that are at the core of most industrial PLM

Altair announced the 2023 Enlighten Award is now open for submissions. Presented annually in conjunction with the Center for Automotive Research (CAR), the award honors the greatest sustainability and lightweighting advancements that reduce carbon footprint, mitigate water and energy consumption, and leverage material reuse and recycling efforts.  “The Altair Enlighten Award is a special award that allows the world to see how the automotive industry’s leading minds – from the biggest names to its newest startups – are creating a better, greener industry,” said James R. Scapa, founder and chief executive officer, Altair. “Continuing to make strides toward a more sustainable transportation sector is an absolute must in global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change.”  “We’re once again thrilled to be presenting the Enlighten Award together with Altair, and we look forward to seeing what innovations this year’s submissions bring as we work towards a more viable and

Eagle Point Software, creator of the Pinnacle Series e-learning solution, has announced a partnership with GRAITEC, a global BIM (Building Information Modeling) provider and developer of software for architects and structural engineers. "We are very excited to partner with GRAITEC, a leading Autodesk partner and a company with enormous global reach," shared John Biver, President and CEO of Eagle Point Software. "GRAITEC's track record of success with companies that concentrate on construction, manufacturing, fabrication, and other industrial applications is impressive and matches well with new areas of focus for Eagle Point. Our team is excited for this partnership to commence, as together our two companies will enable clients to increase their productivity and efficiency across a wide variety of industries." Pinnacle Series is an AEC & manufacturing e-learning solution that features a comprehensive library of videos, documents, and other manufacturing development resources that enable long-term employee training, on-demand problem-solving, and digital transformation. Laurent Laforest, CMO of

Focus on customer satisfaction and continuous growth The North America region has been a key market for iPoint for many years – with a significant number of Fortune 1000 customers and vital partners. This market requires a strong local team focused on continuous growth while maintaining our extensive customer base.  We are therefore delighted to welcome Dave Ellis to iPoint as Senior Vice President and General Manager North America. Together with iPoint CRO Karin Mostler, Dave will drive the growth and development of our local team in addition to strengthening our customer relationships. In his role, he will also become an active member of iPoint's Executive Team. A natural fit for iPoint Dave Ellis lives just a few miles outside Ann Arbor, Michigan, the home of iPoint Inc., and brings a wealth of experience to the position: Prior to joining iPoint, he held sales and pre-sales leadership positions with international SaaS/Cloud companies and spent