3D Perspectives: Connect PLM with World Content

olegshilovitsky

2 October, 2009 | 1 min for reading

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My new post on DS 3D Perspective Blog today.

I’m sure you already had chance to see the new 3DVIA Mobile application, and I’ll bet you find it really cool. However, all the discussions around mobile applications and 3D got me thinking about a connection between two worlds created by this application – the virtual word and the physical world.

The virtual world – we live it all the time when using software to create our products, designs, projects and models. The physical world is everything surrounding us. All products we design and manufacture will live in our physical world.

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