(21.06.19) "Vive le Québec libre!" Such were President Charles de Gaulle's famous words on July 24, 1967. They are reminders of a time when independence for Quebec was on the mainstream political agenda. In the end, the Quebecois and the rest of the Canadian political system found a different solution, in the form of [...]
(08.05.19) My colleague Frode Brandt just came back from Redmond after having attended Microsoft mixed reality dev days on May 2-3. He was brimming with enthusiasm for the device, being Ceetron's key guy in the areas virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality. The same enthusiasm for HoloLens has been repeatedly expressed by some [...]
(20.03.2019) - Some of our customers, evaluators, and readers have asked about Ceetron's roadmap in various areas. We did not have a tradition for publishing such info (though Ceetron has always had highly roadmap-centric planning processes). However, Fredrik Viken, our CTO (on the left), and I have decided to give our readers a peek [...]
(22.02.19) When Ceetron Cloud 1.0 was released in October 2015, my colleagues in Ceetron and I believed it would be an immediate commercial hit in the market. It never became the mass-market Dropbox-like offering for CAE we architected it to be, primarily due to lack of market maturity for cloud-based CAE back in 2015. However, [...]
(04.02.2019) Ceetron released today Ceetron Cloud Components 2.8.0. The release contains a number of fixes and improvements, including: optimization of streaming and server processing; custom color scheme for scalar result mapping; support for eroded/deleted elements (LS-DYNA/ABAQUS); capturing of mouse movements in canvas viewer; and setting of color of cutting planes. To download the distribution, go to https://ceetron.wpengine.com/developer-zone-downloads/ (requires [...]
(17.01.2019) Ceetron Analyzer Desktop was released on Windows around four months ago. It has delivered on our commitment to the CAE community to produce a post-processor for CAE with i) true cross-solver capabilities; ii) cross-discipline capabilities; iii) cross-platform, across desktop and web; iv) Python scripting; v) performance; vi) a price point that would facilitate licensing [...]
(17.01.2019) GLview Inova was just released. The release contains a number of fixes and improvements, including: updated file readers (ANSYS 18.0, MSC.Marc 2017, MSC.Nastran 2016, ABAQUS 2018); improved handling of complex results from NASTRAN; side-by-side stereo support; and additional extrapolation schemes for MSC.Marc files. In addition, it is now ensured that Animation/Clear Animation leaves only one state in the [...]
(22.12.2018) Ceetron released yesterday Ceetron Data Provider Framework, a framework for creating plugins for providing CAE data to applications built with Ceetron SDKs. Such plugin concept represents a rich generalization of the traditional file-based batch interface between solver and post-processor, and allows for example for direct and real-time feed of solver data from a [...]
(07.12.2018) Yesterday, I attended Microsoft AI Executive Summit in Oslo, Norway. Having spent eight years as research scientist in the area of artificial intelligence (AI) at major research organizations in Norway and Canada, I found it an interesting deja vu with applications of machine learning (ML). Amongst the attendees and presenters, I of course [...]
(03.12.2018) We are pleased to inform current and prospective customers about our new GDPR compliant web shop. It is available from https://ceetron.wpengine.com, and most of our products are or will be available in the web shop. Some of you may have noticed that we have had the web shop in place for a couple of [...]
