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Dassault Systèmes partners with Apple on industrial 3D software for Vision Pro

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Feb 26

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Flexible straps ensure audio remains close to the user’s ears, while the included Solo Knit Band and Dual Loop Band allow users to find the optimal fit for them. — Apple Vision Pro

Dassault Systèmes on Tuesday said that it has worked with Apple to adapt its 3D software for Apple’s Vision Pro. Dassault’s software is widely used in manufacturing, life science, and urban planning.

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France-based Dassault Systèmes has hundreds of thousands of customers who use its software to design cars, airplanes and factories, according to the company. It creates what are known as “digital twins” of real-world objects and places, recreating them with a high enough degree of accuracy that designers and engineers can make changes to the digital version and be confident that those changes will work in the real world.
Dassault Systèmes said that starting this summer, the company will release an app called “3DLive” that will allow engineers and designers to collaborate on a 3D model in real time and remotely.
Dassault Systèmes’ app will require deep collaboration with Apple because it represents 3D models with the level of scientific accuracy required by tapping into the Vision Pro’s sensors and computing power, which comes from the same chips used in Apple’s Mac computers. Hashing out problems with, for example, aircraft designs requires more accuracy than other apps like video games.
“It’s not just a gimmick – it’s actually a very powerful tool for engineers and designers to make decisions,” Mike Rockwell, vice president of Apple’s vision products group, told Reuters. “You’re able to make these decisions earlier in the process, and that can save you huge amounts of money and time and rework.”

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MacDailyNews Note: Find out more about Apple’s Vision Pro here.

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