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MachineWorks expands the Polygonica team

MachineWorks, a provider of component software, has appointed Richard Baxter as the new Sales Manager for Polygonica.

Richard has an MA in Physics from Cambridge University and has spent twenty-five years working in CAD middleware development, support, technical consulting, implementation, and sales.

He may be a familiar name to some MachineWorks customers due to his time spent working with MachineWorks technology in its early days of its development. He also worked for several years with Tech Soft 3D supporting their product range in the EMEA region. Most recently he has been working as a software developer with DNV GL on design and structural analysis software for ships and offshore structures.

Fenqiang Lin, Managing Director of MachineWorks stated, ‘We are pleased to have Richard back in the business, his technical knowledge in geometric modelling and his wealth of experience in the graphics industry over the last twenty-five years make Richard a crucial asset for the Polygonica team.’

MachineWorks has been supplying software solutions to manufacturers around the world since 1994. Hardware and software manufacturers in the CNC industry integrate MachineWorks toolkit into their own software applications to benefit from simulation and verification technology.

Similarly, hardware and software manufacturers from a wide variety of industries including additive manufacturing, mining and CFD-FEA industries, adopt Polygonica toolkit within their software applications to call on the unique APIs for automatic polygon mesh processing provided.

Polygonica is a solid modelling software toolkit for processing polygon meshes. Built on MachineWorks' core engines, Polygonica's unique polygonal modelling technology takes advantage of 23 years of development providing automatic, fast and robust Boolean operations. Other algorithms in Polygonica allow solid healing, remeshing, simplification, offsetting and point cloud manipulation.

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