Connection Portal
Mechdyne has launched Connection Portal, a webâ€based interface allowing everyone in an organisation to access computer assets from anywhere within the enterprise
Mechdyne has launched Connection Portal, a webâ€based interface allowing everyone in an organisation to access computer assets from anywhere within the enterprise
Mechdyne has released Conduit 3.0, an immersive software solution that enables desktop 3D applications to operate on PC clusters, virtual environments, and tiled high resolution displays
Mechdyne has released its new ACE Dual-View product, allowing the production of two distinct user perspectives from a single 3D digital projector
Mechdyne has introduced Cluster Boss, a secure cluster administration tool that provides administrators with single-point control of all nodes of visualisation clusters
Mechdyne's software division has released updates to its Trackd application, an industry standard middleware that enables intuitive interaction in most of the world's advanced 3D immersive environments
Conduit v2.6, from Mechdyne, is the latest version of its real-time graphics distribution software that displays applications in 3D stereo and virtual reality environments
Mechdyne has released the latest version of its professional application programmer interface (API) and library for development of interactive three-dimensional environments.
A roundup of the latest chemistry software available to researchers
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