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A1 Technologies Releases 3D Haptic Modeling Solution

Chameleon package combines 3D modeling software with Novint's Falcon touch-enabling device.

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By DE Editors  

October 15, 2009

By DE Editors

A1 Technologies is offering a 3D haptic application, which it says delivers an immersive 3D experience to its users.

A1 Technologies’ Chameleon package combines 3D modeling software with a touch-enabling (haptic) device. It enables modeling and construction of 3D objects, particularly free-form shapes, within the software. When complete, the models can be directly 3D printed.

Chameleon incorporates Anarkik3D’s Cloud9 software, which is a 3D sketch/modeling software suite. Chameleon uses new touch-enabling technology to replace the traditional 2D mouse. This haptic device is Novint's Falcon, which the company says provides users with a more natural interaction within three-dimensional virtual space and allows more intuitive working. Once models are complete on the computer, they can be directly printed on A1’s RapMan 3D printer.

For more information, visit A1 Technologies

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

 

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