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redway3D, intrinSIM Partner to Expand Graphics Portfolio

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By DE Editors  

October 31, 2014

redway3D and intrinSIM have signed an agreement to develop and license Redsdk and related add-ons. The platform will be added to intrinSIM's portfolio of Embeddable Technologies for engineering applications.

Redsdk is a C++ programming toolkit dedicated to image visualization. It covers graphics features in real time for 2D, 3D and photorealistic rendering using a single API (application programming interface). It is, according to a company press release, highly customizable, flexible and adaptable to all operating platforms. This is due to the application's rendering technology that can either run with graphics hardware or in full software mode. The platform's integrated API also provides support for high-speed browser based visualization.

“We are very happy to join forces with the redway3D team,” says Joe Walsh, founder of intrinSIM. “Redsdk provides what many players in the software industry need: unified graphics from real-time to photo-realistic visualization on all devices from desktop to Cloud and all that with an unprecedented balance of graphics performance and quality. Backed up by outstanding support and broad customer experience, Redsdk truly delivers commercially proven next generation graphics technology today.”

For more information, visit intrinSIM.

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

 
 

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