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AMC Bridge releases MeshToPdf

Digital Manufacturing Data Interoperability and Collaboration

RANDOLPH, NJ—AMC Bridge announced the released of MeshToPdf - a standalone application that converts data from popular mesh formats such as STL, PLY, 3DS or OBJ, into a PDF file.

As a result of the evolution of sensors combined with improved PC performance, reconstruction of real-world objects has become a popular area of research and development.

Products that enable the collection of 3D scan data from Microsoft Kinect sensor commonly output scan results as STL, PLY 3DS, or OBJ files. MeshToPdf converts data from the these file types into a PDF file with an embedded U3D container. This enables users to share 3D scanning results easily and effectively.

About AMC Bridge

AMC Bridge is a leading provider of software development services for vendors and users of CAD, CAE, CAM and PDM tools. Since 1999, the company has been delivering software solutions that improve effectiveness of product design cycle. AMC Bridge helps to reduce overhead of engineering processes by delivering software development projects that include extension, customization and automation of modeling and data management tools as well as data collaboration and interoperability solutions.

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