Geometric Technologies, Inc.
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| Geometric Technologies, Inc. | |
|---|---|
| Type | subsidiary of Geometric Software since 2005 |
| Founded | 1981 |
| Headquarters | Scottsdale, Arizona, USA |
| Key people | Mike Coleman, President |
| Industry | CAM Software |
| Products | CAMWorks |
| Website | www.teksoft.com |
Geometric Technologies, Ltd., known until October 2007 as TekSoft, Inc.[1] supplies CAMWorks, a Computer Aided Manufacturing product which runs inside SolidWorks and introduced in 1997. Currently it sources its High Speed Machining strategies from an unnamed third party that "devotes 10–15 programmers to developing just this module".[2]
The company's first product was ProCAD/CAM (introduced in 1984),[1] which was largely discontinued by 2006 due to the difficulty in managing 20-plus year DOS based code.[3]
[edit] References
- ^ a b About Geometric Technologies.
- ^ James R. Koelsch (September 2007). Medical manufacturers make money by marshalling the resources in their software. Society of Manufacturing Engineers.
- ^ "Knowledge-Based Machining Helps CAM Users", Society of Manufacturing Engineers, January 2007.
