Presse & Nachrichten

Press Releases

• Rapidform veröffentlicht neueste Versionen ihrer Reverse Engineering Software (10. Apr. 2012)
• Rapidform XOR3 SP1 Erzeugt native CAD-Modelle für Autodesk Inventor (10. Apr. 2012)
• Absatzrekord Für Das Fiskaljahr 2011 Für Rapidforms 3D-Scanning Software (16. Feb. 2012)
• Rapidform Announces 2012 Success Conference, Annual 3D Scanning Training Event (January 10, 2012)
• Rapidform expandiert in Europa, um der wachsenden Nachfrage gerecht zu werden (15. Dezember 2011)
• Creaform China and Rapidform Announce 3D Scanning Solutions Agreement (December 1, 2011)
• Hyundai Motor Accelerates Product Development with Rapidform 3D Scanning Software (November 15, 2011)
• Artec and Rapidform Join Forces to Provide World Class 3D Scanning Solutions (October 31, 2011)
• Rapidform Updates World Class 3D Scan Data Processing Tool (September 14, 2011)
• 2011 Rapidform Solution Conference Brings Together 3D Scanning Experts in Seoul, Korea (September 8, 2011)
• Study Finds Rapidform Is “The Only Viable Choice for Parametric Solid Modeling” from 3D Scans (August 18, 2011)
• Rapidform Inc. Expands Into Two New Offices to Support Growing Demand (August 16, 2011)
• Rapidform 3D Scanning Software Sales Continue Growth With Outstanding H1 2011 Results (July 26, 2011)

>> All press releases since 2007

Recent Media Coverage

• Reverse Engineering: Light-years Beyond What it Used to Be, ConnectPress, May 16, 2012
• Perfecting the Sports Car Roar, TCT Magazine, April 2012
• A True Picture of a Product, R&D magazine, April 19, 2012
• Meister Lampe nett verpackt, DIGITAL ENGINEERING Magazin, March 2012
• Cutting it fine, Develop3D, March 1, 2012
• Unmanned Space Vehicle Gets Rapid Redesign, Design World, February 15, 2012
• Reverse Engineering Software Reduces Design Time of NASA UAV Engine Cowling, NASA Tech Briefs, Feb 1, 2012
• Das Ausgereifte Abbild eines Körpers mit Freiformflächen – Formvollendete Konturen, FORM + Werkzeug, Feb 2012
• The 21st Century Replicator, Desktop Engineering, February 2012
• Optimizing Mold Design with Scanning Technology, MoldMaking Technology, February 1, 2012

>> All recent media coverage since 2010

Rapidform Success Newsletters

• May 2012, Save Time with Rapidform XOR3 SP1
• Feb 2012, Jay Leno’s Garage brings classics back to life using Rapidform
• Dec 2011, 3D Scanning Technology Helps Robot Grasp Reality
• Oct 2011, Study Finds Rapidform Is “The Only Viable Choice for Parametric Solid Modeling” from 3D Scans
• July 2011, What do you mean “it’s no longer available”?
• June 2011, 3D Scanning Helps NASCAR Cars Fly Like The Wind
• March 2011, Open Source Cars Designed with the Help of Rapidform

Corporate Background

INUS Technology, Inc. is a privately-held software company, headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Founded in 1998 by Simon (Seockhoon) Bae, the company is one of the leading suppliers of software for 3D scan data processing. The company has approximately 100 employees around the globe, with offices in Korea, the United States, Japan, Germany and China. Its flagship Rapidform software line is sold directly and through an extensive reseller network, with more than 100 sales partners.

Products

• Rapidform XOR – Reverse engineering software that creates parametric CAD models from 3D scan data
• Rapidform XOV – Quality inspection software that uses the intelligence embedded in CAD models to make automated verification of 3D scanned objects easy
• Rapidform XOS – 3D scan data processing software that converts data from any 3D scanner into high quality mesh and NURBS surface models
• InspectWorks – Add-in application that turns SolidWorks into a powerful 3D scan-based inspection software
• Rapidform.dll – A software development kit for third party developers to add 3D scan processing capabilities into their own applications
• OEM Products – INUS Technology provides a variety of “private label” software packages to 3D scanner hardware vendors

Industries Served

Rapidform is used in a broad variety of industries, including:

• Automotive
• Aerospace
• Consumer products
• Defense
• Dentistry (ortho- and prosthodontics)
• Education
• Electronics
• Media & entertainment
• Medical devices