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SpaceClaim Integrates KeyShot Photographic Rendering into 3D Direct Modeling Solutions

Partnership with Luxion ApS enables engineers to turn 3D models into realistic images.

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By DE Editors  

May 3, 2010

By DE Editors

SpaceClaim has announced that Luxion’s KeyShot will be integrated with SpaceClaim products. KeyShot is an interactive raytracing and global illumination program that works with 3D digital data.

With KeyShot and SpaceClaim, engineers will be able to take their 3D designs and turn them into photographic images.

“Our customers are creating and enhancing incredible products using SpaceClaim and we continue to receive feedback that they are saving up to 50 percent in time in design and model prep, leading to a shortened time-to-market,” says Bernie Buelow, vice president of Corporate Marketing, SpaceClaim. “KeyShot is a valuable addition in driving design decisions and we look forward to working with Luxion as they continue to enhance their rendering software.”

KeyShot is integrated with SpaceClaim 2009+ SP2.

For more information, visit SpaceClaim and Luxion.

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

 
 

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