3Dconnexion Achieves 1 Million 3D Mouse Milestone

3D mice being used by engineers and designers around the world.

3D mice being used by engineers and designers around the world.

By DE Editors

3Dconnexion has shipped more than 1 million 3D mice, supporting 3D software solutions from companies including Autodesk, Dassault Systèmes, Siemens, PTC, Google,  Microsoft, and Adobe across computer aided design, digital content creation,  architecture and construction, and geographic information systems.

3Dconnexion 3D allow design engineers to interact with 3D content as if they are holding the model or camera in their hand, according to the company.

“As we accelerated through the one millionth 3D mouse milestone, we’ve seen customer recommendations become an increasingly powerful driver of our business,” says Dieter Neujahr, president of 3Dconnexion. “And the future looks bright as we continue to bring the benefits of superior 3D navigation to an ever wider range of software applications and new market opportunities, bound only by the imagination.”

The core technology inside all of 3Dconnexion’s 3D mice originates from the field of robotics and space exploration. In 1993, a 3D controller was used on the space shuttle Columbia,  manipulating the first robotic arm in space, and was the launching point for a family of 3D mice.

To mark its “One Millionth 3D Mouse Milestone,” 3Dconnexion will host several activities throughout the next month,  offering users the opportunity to win a 3D mouse. For more information, visit 3Dconnexion’s website, Facebook and Twitter pages.

Sources:  Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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