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PRESS KIT Onshape PRESS KIT Onshape ABOUT ONSHAPE (Brief) Onshape is the only company in the world 100% focused on cloud and mobile CAD, offering the first professional 3D CAD system that lets everyone on a design team work together using any web browser, phone, or tablet. Onshape was built from scratch for the way today’s engineers, designers and manufacturers really work, giving them secure and simultaneous access to a single master version of their CAD data without the hassles of software licenses or copying files. Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Onshape includes key members of the original SolidWorks team plus elite engineers from the cloud, data security and mobile industries. For more information, visit Onshape.com/press-room. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 2 Onshape ABOUT ONSHAPE (Detailed) Onshape is the only company in the world 100% focused on cloud Companies worldwide rely on Onshape today to speed up the and mobile CAD, offering the first professional 3D CAD system that design of consumer electronics, mechanical machinery, medical lets everyone on a design team simultaneously work together using devices, machine parts, industrial equipment, and many other any web browser, phone, or tablet. Breaking away from the traditio- products. Onshape’s Free Plan also makes it the ideal CAD choice nal model of desktop-installed CAD, Onshape has data management for students and educators to collaborate inside and outside the and collaboration built in at its core. classroom. For the first time, the CAD system and CAD data live in one place Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Onshape includes key mem- in the cloud, and are never copied anywhere. Everyone on a design bers of the original SolidWorks team plus elite engineers from the team sees and works on the same master CAD data at all times, cloud, data security and mobile industries. For more information, avoiding confusing checkouts, file copies, and overwriting each visit Onshape.com/press-room. other’s work. Full-cloud Onshape also eliminates the hassles of installations, license codes and servers, service packs, and add-on PDM systems. Every Onshape user always works with the same version of Onshape – the latest version. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 3 Website and Resources Website: www.onshape.com Blog: www.onshape.com/cad-blog Forum: forum.onshape.com Press: www.onshape.com/press-room Training: www.onshape.com/learn Twitter: twitter.com/onshape LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/onshape-inc Facebook: www.facebook.com/onshapeInc YouTube: www.youtube.com/onshapeinc ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 4 Logos Onshape logos can be downloaded at bit.ly/onshape_logos ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 5 PROFESSIONAL 3D CAD Onshape is a professional 3D CAD system – parts, assemblies and drawings. Although Onshape’s taken a modern perspective to CAD, at its core is feature-based modeling. CAD professionals all over the world are using Onshape to design products faster. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 6 FULL CLOUD Onshape is the first full-cloud 3D CAD system. It runs in a web browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox) on any computer (Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook). There is no software to download, install, or license. Further, every user in the world works on the same version of Onshape - the latest. When collaborating, there is never an issue with data incompatibility. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 7 AVAILABLE ON ANY DEVICE, ANYWHERE Onshape is the only CAD system that allows you to do ALL of your CAD work (not just view and markup) from your mobile device. Onshape’s iOS and Android apps are optimized for phones and tablets - allowing you the flexibility to access, collaborate, and edit your CAD data anytime, anywhere on any device. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 8 HIGH PERFORMANCE Onshape delivers workstation-level performance on entry-level computers, phones and tablets. In many cases, it is faster than desktop CAD. Desktop CAD uses 4 or 8 cores in the desktop computer. Onshape uses thousands of cores in the Onshape Cloud, and can add more in real time to ensure the kind of performance our customers need. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 9 FAMILIAR PART MODELING, WITH A NEW TWIST Designers experienced with traditional 3D CAD will be immediately productive in Onshape. It uses familiar parametric and direct modeling techniques. However, because Onshape allows multiple parts to share sketches and features, new levels of efficiency can be realized by building and editing parts together. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 10 A MODERN APPROACH TO BUILDING ASSEMBLIES Onshape introduces a new approach to creating assemblies. Higher level mates enable users to build assemblies with one-third the mating relationships of traditional CAD. This results in assemblies that are are easier to build, manage and edit. Complex mechanisms can be animated through their complete range of motion. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 11 GAME CHANGING COLLABORATION Teams can access the same documents simultaneously. Colleagues can work on the same parts, assemblies, and drawings at the same time. Access is controlled by the owner of the document, and each user sees visual indicators when others are working within the same document. Team members can choose to create separate “branches” of a design and work on new design improvements individually. Since Onshape stores these variations within one document, colleagues can merge the branches, saving rework by combining the best ideas. Onshape allows users to view each other’s screens while working together in a document. This real-time “follow mode” improves communication during design reviews and helps add clarity when making design changes. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 12 HASSLE FREE DATA MANAGEMENT All product information can be stored together within a single document. There is no need to make copies of data when collaborating with colleagues. Version control is built in, allowing you to create a protected state of your document at any time. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 13 WORKS WITH YOUR EXISTING CAD Onshape can be used to share existing CAD files without the need to make multiple copies. You can control levels of access, grant and revoke permissions, and version control the uploaded files. Onshape can be used to store, manage, and version control any CAD file or translate it into Onshape’s native format to be viewed and edited within web browsers or on mobile devices Translated CAD files can be modified using Onshape’s direct editing toolsets. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 14 BUILT FOR EVERYONE Onshape offers Free, Professional and Enterprise Plans. Onshape subscription plans allow everyone to access professional-grade CAD. Users of Onshape’s Free Plan have access to the same CAD functionality found in Onshape Professional. The Free Plan enables hobbyists, makers and open source designers to learn and experience full-cloud CAD using unlimited Public Documents. Professional Plan users can create and edit an unlimited number of Private or Public Documents. Companies evaluating Onshape can create and edit an unlimited number of Private Documents with a free 21-Day Professional Trial. ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 15 Our Customers Avatech AVATECH’S HANDHELD “AVALANCHE DETECTOR” AIMS TO SAVE LIVES Avatech’s design team, spread between Massachusetts and Utah, uses Onshape to collaborate on their CAD models in real time. Onshape is the only professional 3D CAD system that lets multiple people edit the same model at the same time. The design team previously had shared Zip files of their CAD models by email. With Onshape’s built-in data management, there is no longer confusion over which model is the latest version. Avatech uses Onshape side by side with SolidWorks, seamlessly “It was so cool when I importing parts into Onshape, which runs in a browser. Preferring to first imported my SolidWorks work on Macs over PCs, Avatech designers no longer need to run files into Onshape. There was no their CAD system through additional virtualization software. computation holdup. Things are so much faster. Onshape is going to really change how I Read the full story approach CAD modeling as a whole.” - Jim Christian • Avatech ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 16 Our Customers “The thing I love about CAD in the cloud is that I don’t need to have a heavy duty processor to get into my projects. I haven’t noticed any difference between using Onshape AfterDark Technologies with a fast computer and a not-so-fast computer.” - Dan Wilson • AfterDark Technologies ENTREPRENEUR USES ONSHAPE TO REDEFINE THE PARAMETERS OF RECREATIONAL SPORTS After losing 2-3 weeks of design work when their computers crashed, AfterDark now relies on Onshape’s instant and automatic backup in the cloud. As a startup, AfterDark favors Onshape’s browser-based CAD, which runs smoothly on even their cheapest computer and doesn’t require investing in expensive hardware. AfterDark saves money on traditional CAD licenses by paying for CAD on a monthly basis. “We run superlean here,” CEO Dan Wilson says. “Every dollar that I don’t spend is money that can be invested in our product.” Read the full story ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 17 Our Customers Rest Devices HELPING FIRST-TIME PARENTS SLEEP LIKE BABIES The Rest Devices design team relies on Onshape for multiple people to simultaneously collaborate on the same CAD model. The team had previously shared models by email, an inefficient process that created delays and confusion over copies and multiple versions. Rest Devices used Onshape to create assembly robots for their manufacturing facility. Onshape allows more employees to be fully productive with CAD. The company was previously sharing one SolidWorks seat between multiple engineers. “The fact that my colleague and I can both be designing at the same Onshape’s monthly SaaS pricing model is ideally suited for the unpredictable time is really nice. We wouldn’t be able to do that with our single nature of startups. SolidWorks seat. Onshape makes collaboration a lot easier. Even when only one of us is designing at a time, we are able to bounce Read the full story ideas off each other in the moment.” - Thomas Lipoma • Rest Devices ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 18 Image Library All Onshape images can be downloaded at bit.ly/onshape_presscontent CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD ONSHAPE PRESS KIT 19 For More Information..
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