The 2008 International Symposium on Collaborative Technologies
and Systems
(CTS08)
May 19-23, 2008, Irvine, California, USA
DEMO II
3D Visual Collaboration with CAD, CAE and
Scientific Data in VCollab
Prasad Mandava,
CEO
Visual Collaboration Technologies Inc.
100 West Big Beaver Rd #200
TROY MI USA
www.vcollab.com
ABSTRACT
VCollab has been evolved over the years as the leading high performance 3D Visual Collaboration
solution for CAD, CAM and CAE data. The leading Automotive and Aero space companies
have been greatly benefiting with VCollab solution to address the challenges of large data
sharing among global engineering centers. There are many issues like large file size
sharing, remote visualization, real time collaboration with simulations, etc., which have
been posing challenges to leading Product Development Companies, have been very effectively
addressed in VCollab. In this demo session, these new 3D Visual Collaboration capabilities
of VCollab would be demonstrated with live examples.
PRESENTER
Prasad Mandava, CEO and co-founder of Visual Collaboration
Technologies, Inc.
BIOGRAPHY
Prasad Mandava is the CEO and co-founder of Visual Collaboration Technologies Inc, a company
specializing in visual collaboration solutions. MR. Mandava holds a MS degree in structural
engineering and has 23 yrs of experience in the aerospace industry since 1985. During
his time in aerospace, he overcame many technological challenges regarding Virtual Prototyping
and Collaboration with product life-cycle data. In 1998 he received the prestigious
Sir CV Raman Award from the Government of Karnataka Council of Science and Technology, India
for his contributions to computer science. He co-founded VCollab in 2000 and introduced
VCollab solution to provide an innovative approach to CAD/CAE/CAM data sharing, presentation,
visualization and collaboration breaking down communication barriers. Currently, VCollab
is being used by 3 of the top 5 automotive OEM's as well as many leading Aero Space companies
across the globe. He also developed many academic partnerships with leading universities
such as the University of Pittsburgh, BYU, UMass, Wayne State, University of Graz, CompMechLab
(St.Petersburg), and University of Central Florida, who have been benefiting using VCollab
to visually share and collaborate their research.