May 18, 2011
PHILADELPHIA, May 18, 2011 --The Bentley User Conference, Philadelphia –
In a move that broadens the options of CAD designers everywhere,
CadFaster, Inc. (http://www.cadfaster.com/) today announced that its
CadFaster|Collaborate™ software tool, already available for users of
Autodesk Revit and SolidWorks, is now available for use with Bentley
MicroStation.
As any designer will attest, the ability to view 3D CAD models and
review them with a dispersed team is frustrating. Large files, disparate
software and lack of accessibility to workstations make transferring
data difficult. Tracking changes becomes a formidable challenge.
CadFaster|Collaborate is a plug-in cloud software tool that solves these
problems by allowing distribution, annotation and co-viewing of diverse
3D designs in real time using portable executable files with fast and
efficient 3D visualization technology. Anyone, anywhere can participate
in the design review process without installing software or using
workstations. CadFaster|Collaborate even operates on mobile devices.
“This is very welcome news for users who want to get the most out of
their Bentley software,” said Raimo Kuismin, chairman, CadFaster. “They
can now join design and engineering professionals who are already
experiencing the power of hassle-free, real-time design review with
CadFaster|Collaborate.”
CadFaster|Collaborate can be purchased through online resellers
Novedge.com (http://bit.ly/frCQWP) in the U.S., or for European
customers Jigsaw (http://bit.ly/ewjlDZ) or from CadFaster’s online
store.
To download a free trial, please visit http://www.cadfaster.com/.
For more information, please visit CadFaster in the Collaboration
LIVEZone at the Bentley User Conference May 23-26 at the Philadelphia
Convention Center and register to win a free iPad 2.
About CadFaster
CadFaster provides its customers with proprietary and innovative
software products that enable an ultra-fast 3D collaboration experience
in 3D applications such as CAD. Based in Oulu, Finland, CadFaster was
founded by a team of highly skilled software professionals. The
technology development of CadFaster|Collaborate began in 2009.
http://www.cadfaster.com/.
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