CCE Issues Update to Peer-to-Peer CAD Collaboration Technology

CCE, a provider of advanced CAD interoperability technology, will launch Review Room, an update to its EnSuite-Cloud product to enable people working remotely use of its secure peer-to-peer technology for CAD collaboration. 

EnSuite-Cloud is a viewer that works directly on the browser with thousands of users viewing files every day. It supports all major CAD formats, including CATIA V5, CATIA V6 (3DXML), SOLIDWORKS, NX, Creo, Autodesk Inventor, Solid Edge, JT, IFC and glTF among others. 

CCE is scheduled to add Review Room to EnSuite-Cloud to focus on CAD collaboration using the idea of decentralized web. With secure peer-to-peer connections between participants in the collaboration session, Review Room delivers a user experience for collaboration using a session-sharing technology. Users do not need to store their proprietary data (CAD parts and assemblies) in the cloud/server to view or collaborate.

“We recognized people’s reluctance to store proprietary data in a server somewhere in the cloud like OneDrive or Google Drive. With Review Room, users do not need to store their data on any server. Instead, we use a unique and secure session-sharing technology to allow remote users, with just a browser, collaborate on the CAD models concurrently. This has never been done before and our team is excitedly working on its general availability in a few weeks,” says Vinay Wagle, CCE’s vice president of Sales & Marketing. 

EnSuite-Cloud with Review Room will democratize CAD by empowering everyone with free access to 3D CAD viewing and collaboration technology regardless of their location. 

Users can visit the  EnSuite-Cloud page and submit their email address to be notified of the Review Room general availability.  

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