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VCollab
What is VCollab?
VCollab is the state of the art, high performance visualization, presentation, documentation and collaboration solution for CAD/CAM/CAE simulation data.
VCollab is particularly strong in handling CAx simulations. Linear and transient simulations are handled very efficiently in VCollab.
VCollab helps users to view and manipulate CAx simulation files without the native applications right from Laptops, Desktops and Scalable Graphics Clusters.
VCollab helps large corporations in leveraging the existing CAx investments and maximize the utilization of CAD/CAM/CAE data sets.
What are the various applications where VCollab can be used?
Visualization
Presentation
Documentation
Collaboration
Enterprise deployment of CAx data
What are the system requirements for installation and running of VCollab?
Hardware Requirements
Minimum Configuration:
Operating System: Windows XP/2000
CPU: Pentium PIII or Higher
RAM: 128 MB
Hard Drive Space: 512 MB
Graphics Card: ATI or nVidia or Intel Graphics cards with 32 BIT Graphics, 32 MB VRAM
Mouse : 3 Button Mouse Preferred
Recommended Configuration:
Operating System: Windows XP/2000
CPU: Pentium PIV or Higher
RAM: 2GB
Graphics Card:ATI or nVidia Graphics cards with 32 BIT Graphics, 256 MB or more VRAM with PCI Express Graphics Bus
CD-ROM: 4X Speed
Hard Drive Space: 5 GB
Mouse: 3 Button Mouse Preferred
Optional: 3D Stereo Glasses for Desktop VR
Who can use VCollab?
1) Large Enterprises using a number of 3D CAx Tools/Solvers: Large Enterprises invest into many CAx tools and in the process end up with the nightmare of communicating with multiple formats. VCollab offers a unique way of capturing any CAx data into a common 3D VCZ format and provides a simple to use CAx viewer for every one to access and view the data from their Laptops/Desktops without the native applications.
2) CAx Managers / DREs / Marketing & Sales Teams/ CAx Teams: If you are currently converting your 3D data into JPEGs or AVI's to use within PowerPoint, VCollab provides a better solution. The VCollab VCZ files together with VCollab Presenter allow you to embed the 3D files into your PowerPoint presentation with the same ease as you embed JPEG or AVI files and offers you facility to rotate, interact, manipulate and probe the engineering data right from your PowerPoint document without exiting PowerPoint and activating the native application.
3) CAx Teams: CAx users archive the CAx results into MS Word/Excel/HTML documents and delete the 3D results files in order to save disk space. VCollab's solution offers the facility to create 3D documents with highly compressed interactive 3D data embedded into MS Word/Excel/HTML documents.
4) Remote Teams: Using VCollab's solutions, one can easily create/publish 3D embedded HTML files and share the same with remote teams. Remote teams do not need to have the native 3D authoring application to access and interact with the 3D data.
5) VR Users: Those users wanting to have high performance Stereo Visualizations from their Laptops/Desktops can use VCollab. Please note that specialized Laptop and Desktop solutions are available from our partners that work with VCollab to generate Stereo images.
6) Every One: VCollab can be used by anyone without any training for visualization of complex 3D data.
What are the
Graphics Card requirements to experience the
Stereo Visualization in VCollab?
Active Stereo Visualization in VCollab needs the
DeskTop computer System to be equipped with Stereo Ready
Graphics Card. StereoGraphics WEB site
provides a comprehensive list of
stereo enabled graphics cards.
In order to experience Stereo Visualization on
LapTops, we recommended to look at the
3D LapTop products from SHARP.
Which is the latest version of VCollab?
VCollab Pro 2006 is the latest version of the application.
Can you customize VCollab with any existing PDM/PLM software?
Yes! VCollab can easily be integrated with any PDM/PLM system and VCollab would add the visual layer to any PDM / PLM system.
Can we transfer native CAE results into VCollab files?
Yes. VCollab offers solutions to read many native CAE results and generate compressed VCZ file. |