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TFTWeb Optimizes 3D Communication

TFTLabs cloud solution allows 3D manufacturing users to collaborate across platforms.

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By DE Editors  

January 23, 2012

By DE Editors

TFTLabs announces today TFTWeb, a Web-based tool for optimized 3D communication. TFTWeb gathers a comprehensive set of functionalities to communicate and collaborate on 3D data on various operating systems and browsers such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Safari.

TFTWeb works directly on data from all native or generic CAD formats (more than 20 formats) up to their latest revision.

Forget about proprietary, expensive and closed 3D solutions. TFTWeb does not require any software or plug-in installation on your desktop computer. Just sign-in with your Web browser and start sharing the native CAD files from your desktop as simple URLs. Within five minutes, you can get all your team connected on your 3D assets, start a project review, make decisions and track modifications, said Jean-Luc Brocard, COO and quality and customer support manager at TFTLabs.

For more information, visit TFTLabs.

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

 
 

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