We got a great feedback and so much demand to make that avaiable to others.Īnd that is exactly what we are working on now. When it comes to the past few years - and in particular Memento:Ģ014 we created the Smithsonian X 3D explorer to offer the world a prototype of a vision that Smitshonian Institution had developed of how museums in the future will look like. For us, view/share/collaborate is just a part of the full ecosystem of tools that we make for our usres. Often we had made viewers for specific industries with specific needs, or specific type of models ( solid vs mesh) and sometimes they were generic viewers able to consume models coming from multiple sources. Some of them are still active, others have retired (just some examples: we made LMV, Firefly, FBX viewer, AutoCAD360 viewer, Infraworks viewer, BIM 360 Glue viewer, Volo View, OnSite view, DWG viewer, DWFShowroom, there are at least 10 more etc etc) the list is long. In the past 15 years we have made many attempts on various viewing and collaboration tehcnologies, depending on what the supporting underlaying tech infrastructure and the web capabilities allowed.

From forever, our customers have been talking to us about their need to share, collaborate or sell online. We are a software company and do what our users ask us to do or what we see or know they need.Īutodesk for 30 years makes software to imagine design and make the world aroudn us. When a question is honest and comes from a user (and not another company) no topic is taboo.

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