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Randall Newton has news on a Vancouver company (just 50 miles west of me) attempting to sell an AJAX CAD product for $2000. "AJAX" refers to interactive Web pages, like the kind you get with Google Maps. AfterCAD's doing it with CAD drawings. Read more at Ajax Comes to CAD.
Established CAD vendors can't see CAD working as a Web browser app, so we'll see whether these fellows are able to accomplish what the big boys can't.
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we are a CAD services company and if CAD applications can run over the internet browsers... that would greatly help!
Posted by: cad drafting service | Feb 26, 2007 at 09:13
my self sagar shah.i am 3rd year student in mechanical engg.my seminar on this subject
Posted by: sagar a shah | Feb 23, 2007 at 21:26
hi I am umesh. I am studying in production engg. I developing webcad in php as my final year project work.
Posted by: Umesh J. Dhuri | Sep 23, 2006 at 06:43