Artec and Rapidform Join Forces to Provide World Class 3D Scanning Solutions

Artec Group, Inc. and INUS Technology, Inc. have recently signed a common sales agreement combining Artec’s affordable, easy-to-use, handheld 3D scanners with INUS’ industry leading scanning software Rapidform. Through this agreement, these two companies are able to offer a complete and extensive reverse engineering solution in the world of 3D.

INUS Technology, Inc. is a leader in the 3D scanning software market and maker of Rapidform – a well-known name in the field of reverse engineering, inspection and scan data processing. Artec Group manufactures versatile, easy-to-use 3D scanners allowing users to scan objects of different sizes in seconds.

“By signing a cooperation agreement”, commented Sergey Suhovey, Chief Business Development Officer at Artec, “both companies affirm that the products work well together and as a bundle, and will serve as a great tool to all customers looking for a reliable and proven solution in reverse engineering. Moreover, together, we hope to move into other industries by developing solutions catered to specific applications.”

Calvin Hur, CEO of INUS Technology, said “We are excited by this opportunity to partner with an energetic and innovative 3D scanner manufacturer. Artec’s 3D scanning technology is very compelling and we have a number of customers already using Artec scanners with Rapidform to do amazing things. This agreement allows us to provide more integrated solutions to customers around the world.”

Study Finds Rapidform Is "The Only Viable Choice for Parametric Solid Modeling" from 3D Scans

INUS Technology, Inc has announced that a recent U.S. Air Force-funded study evaluating CAD and reverse engineering software concluded that Rapidform XOR stands alone in its ability to create parametric solid models from 3D scan data. The study was conducted by Dr. Kuang-Hua Chang of the University of Oklahoma and published in the journal CAD and Applications (www.cadanda.com). This study offers an unbiased, expert opinion that confirms Rapidform XOR is the only viable choice for creating parametric CAD models from 3D scans.

INUS Technology invented the concept of creating parametric CAD models directly from 3D scans with the release of Rapidform XOR in 2006, and XOR remains the product of choice for those serious about fast and accurate reverse engineering of physical parts. The U.S. Air Force frequently needs to regenerate designs of decades-old parts, and so commissioned the University of Oklahoma to study both 3D scanning software and hardware to determine the best available technology. INUS Technology had no knowledge of the study or its outcome until it was published in CAD and Applications.

Dr. Chang and his students surveyed the landscape of software available for converting 3D scans into parametric solid models usable in CAD, evaluated and then tested the front runners using practical examples. “We used five different examples in two rounds of testing,” said Dr. Chang. “The first round was surface modeling, and in the second round, we focused on parametric solid building.”

“We found that Rapidform is the only viable option that is able to support parametric modeling and transferring the solid model to CAD systems,” Dr. Chang continued. “When we say ‘viable option’, it’s based on two things. One is the time and effort, the other is the accuracy.” According to Chang, other software “was able to generate a parametric solid model, but it took a long time and the solid model created was not very accurate.”

“It’s very rewarding to see an unbiased study recognizing the value of Rapidform XOR compared to other 3D scanning software,” noted Calvin Hur, INUS Technology’s CEO. “Thousands of customers have already recognized that Rapidform XOR is the best choice for reverse engineering, but this is the first objective study that confirms which software is best-in-class. We encourage anyone considering 3D scanning technology to read this paper to make a well-educated decision on their reverse engineering software solution.”

The entire paper, including technical details of each tested software, is available for free download at www.rapidform.com/reverse-engineering-study.

Rapidform Inc. Expands Into Two New Offices to Support Growing Demand

Rapidform, Inc has opened a new office in Lakewood, Colorado and moved to a new office in Newark, California as it expands its reach in the Americas.

Rapidform Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of INUS Technology, a leading provider of software for reverse engineering and inspection from 3D scan data. The Colorado facility, just west of Denver, is the company’s new U.S. headquarters, with dedicated training facilities, technical support, sales and custom software development. The company’s California office is now located in Newark, in the San Francisco Bay Area, and houses sales, marketing and administrative staff.

“As the Rapidform user base has grown, we’ve been broadening our capabilities to support our customers and partners. The expansion into new offices is an important milestone in this growth,” said Marty Chader, Senior VP for the Americas. “We’re affirming our commitment to the American market with this investment.”

“The U.S., Canada and Central and South America are key markets for us,” remarked Calvin Hur, CEO. Dr. Hur continued, “with customers adopting Rapidform in record numbers, we saw the need to increase our physical footprint in the U.S. and have room for additional growth.”

The company’s new addresses are available at http://www.rapidform.com/about-us/contact-us. Rapidform Inc.’s phone numbers remain unchanged.

Rapidform 3D Scanning Software Sales Continue Growth With Outstanding H1 2011 Results

Seoul: INUS Technology, Inc has exceeded internal sales expectations yet again with its worldwide revenue for the first half of 2011, beating results from H1 2010 by more than 33%. Following the company’s best Q1 sales in its 13 year history, this H1 achievement is a testament to the value that the company creates for its customers and their increased spending on Rapidform technology.

“We’re very pleased with our sales performance so far this year,” said Calvin Hur, CEO of INUS Technology. “Our partners, including both 3D scanner manufacturers and value added resellers, have been quite successful in selling Rapidform along with the full breadth of 3D scanners out on the market today. This year’s sales are at an all-time high, which motivates us further to drive innovation and make 3D scanning more productive for our customers.”

Rapidform customers eagerly voiced their support for the company’s complete solutions at the recent Rapidform Success Conference in Denver, Colorado. “Rapidform enables us to get the maximum value out of 3D scan data,” said Tom Waits, Owner/Manager of Reverse Austin. Engineering Technician Sean Dunn with Navair explains that “Rapidform has solved our challenges immensely, by time-frame, cost, labor… it’s a real cost saver for us.”

“Our growth is being driven by wide market acceptance of our products,” Dr. Hur expressed. “Our customers and partners know that Rapidform XOR is the fastest path to CAD, and that Rapidform XOV offers intuitive inspection from 3D scan data. As we continue to pioneer new technologies that let our customers speed product development, reduce costs and improve quality, we’ll continue to see wider adoption around the world.”

The company’s line of Rapidform software products works in conjunction with 3D scanners from every major manufacturer. Rapidform XOR software is used to make CAD models from 3D scan data, while Rapidform XOS software is focused on creating high quality mesh and surface models from 3D scans. Rapidform XOV allows companies to take a 3D scan of any object and compare it to a CAD design for verification purposes. By and large, Rapidform is considered the leader in reverse engineering technology.

RAPIDFORM SALES GROW 38% AS MANUFACTURERS ADOPT 3D SCANNING TECHNOLOGY

Seoul, South Korea - INUS Technology, Inc announced today that its worldwide revenue for the first quarter of 2011 represents a 38% jump from the same period in 2010. The company experienced their best sales year ever in their 13 year history in 2010. Given that pattern, the company expects 2011 to show accelerating growth, as its products become more popular among manufacturers, research institutions and universities. Industry trends indicate that more organizations are investing in 3D scanning technology for research and development, manufacturing and quality control.

John Morewood, Owner of Zip-Bit, Inc. in San Francisco says, “Rapidform XOR3 is by far the ‘gold’ standard with powerful built-in object and feature recognition intelligence and a full featured tool set.” John adds, “What takes me an hour to do in XOR3 takes about ten times the effort/time in [regular CAD software].”

The company’s success in Q1 2011 sales is internationally attributed, especially in Japan which broke all previous sales records, even despite the economic effects of the tsunami. “Our sales performance this year is a continuation of our robust growth through all of 2010,” said Calvin Hur, CEO of INUS Technology. “This growth is an indication that manufacturers around the world are recognizing the benefits of Rapidform. We’re coming out of a tough business climate, but as we continue to drive innovation and make 3D scanning more productive for our customers, we’re seeing strong demand for our best-in-class software.”

The company’s line of Rapidform software products works in conjunction with 3D scanners from every major manufacturer. Rapidform XOR software is used to make CAD models from 3D scan data, while Rapidform XOS software is focused on creating high quality mesh and surface models from 3D scans. Rapidform XOV and InspectWorks allow companies to take a 3D scan of any object and compare it to a CAD design for verification purposes. By and large, Rapidform is considered the leader in reverse engineering technology.

INUS Technology to show Rapidform XOV at EuroMold

Seoul, South Korea - INUS Technology, Inc. will show the brand new release of its flagship quality inspection software, Rapidform XOV, at the EuroMold exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany December 1-4, 2010. EuroMold is the first public event where the new version's features will be displayed. The updates to Rapidform XOV2 SP2 make inspecting parts with a 3D scanner faster and easier, and bolster the software's industry-leading CAD interoperability and automation capabilities.

The Rapidform booth at EuroMold is in Hall 8.0, Stand F11. The entire Rapidform product line will be on display, including:

* Rapidform XOR, the only software that combines 3D scan data processing with a CAD solid modeling kernel to offer real reverse engineering
* Rapidform XOV, with brand new features for faster inspection and verification of parts from a 3D scanner
* Rapidform XOS, offering automated 3D scan data optimization and NURBS surface generation for non-CAD applications

Calvin Hur, CEO of INUS Technology, remarked "Our customers know that Rapidform is synonymous with progress and innovation, and we're keeping our reputation alive with the new developments in Rapidform XOV. We're excited to show these new updates, as well as our popular XOR and XOS software, to visitors at Euromold 2010. Our number one goal is to unlock the power of 3D scanning for everyone."

Visitors are encouraged to stop by the booth to learn more about 3D scanning, reverse engineering and inspection.

Calvin Hur Named CEO of INUS Technology as Simon Bae Focuses on New Products

Seoul, South Korea - INUS Technology has announced that its CEO Simon Bae will assume a new role as Strategic Advisor to INUS, while focusing on developing technology that will strengthen the appeal of 3D data to a larger population. Calvin Hur will replace Dr. Bae as CEO of both INUS Technology and its U.S. affiliate Rapidform Inc. Dr. Hur has been instrumental in INUS Technology’s success, serving as VP of Sales and Marketing since 2000. He has led the company’s growth into its position as a global leader in 3D scanning software, with thousands of customers and more than 150 sales partners around the world. In his new role as CEO, Dr. Hur’s responsibilities will expand to include leading all aspects of INUS Technology’s worldwide operations.

“For more than a decade, INUS Technology has been helping companies do amazing things with 3D scan data, and our pace of innovation has only quickened,” remarked Dr. Hur. “As we’ve looked for new ways to help our customers bring higher quality products to market faster, we realized that keeping our core team focused on 3D scanning software while augmenting that with some very innovative new products is the smart thing to do. I am excited to continue to grow our core business while Simon focuses on new products to address manufacturers’ needs.”

Dr. Bae said “I’m very proud of what we’re doing at INUS Technology. We’ve got a phenomenal team that’s making the best products in the 3D scanning market today. There are great things in the pipeline for both 3D scanning and other applications, and I’m excited to focus on bringing these innovations to market. I look forward to working with Calvin and the rest of the INUS team in these new roles to address the needs of manufacturers around the world.”

Rapidform XOR3 Reverse Engineering Software Creates Native CAD Models for Five Major CAD Applications

Seoul, South Korea - INUS Technology Inc has announced that Rapidform XOR3 is directly compatible with five leading CAD software applications. Rapidform was the first 3D scanning software to feature direct interfaces to CAD, enabling users to scan any object, generate parametric, feature-based models in Rapidform, then transfer the complete model to their CAD software. And because the award-winning Rapidform XOR makes real solid models using industry-standard techniques, these models are easily editable, just like any part designed in modern CAD software.

With the release of Rapidform XOR3, users can open reverse engineered models as native geometry in:

• SolidWorks 2007-2010
• Siemens NX4-NX7
• Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 3.0-5.0
• AutoCAD 2008-2010
• CATIA V4

Rapidform’s pioneering approach to direct 3D scan-to-CAD compatibility is named liveTransfer. With liveTransfer technology, Rapidform XOR communicates directly with compatible CAD products to transfer the model step-by-step. Rather than getting shapes that must then be assembled and edited in CAD, XOR yields a native, complete history tree. Users can take a 3D scan of any object, convert the scan into a real history-based design model in Rapidform XOR, and then transfer it to their CAD system as a native file, with the parametric features and the relationship of those features as described in the history tree. The result is a native CAD model that is fully editable. liveTransfer interfaces for SolidWorks, Siemens NX, Pro/E and AutoCAD are included in every license of Rapidform XOR3. XOR3 also saves models in CATIA V4’s native .model file format.

Unlike other 3D scanning software, Rapidform XOR does real reverse engineering, not just surface extraction. It has a full complement of solid and surface modeling tools to address every type of part and every kind of 3D scan data. The CAD models generated in Rapidform are real CAD models, not just “CAD-ready” surfaces.

INUS Releases Inspectworks 2.0 for SolidWorks Users

Seoul, South Korea: INUS Technology has announced the new release of Inspectworks 2.0, offering verification tools for the SolidWorks user. InspectWorks 2.0 is a major upgrade to the company’s SolidWorks plug-in based on Rapidform XOV. Design engineers use InspectWorks along with a 3D scanner to quickly investigate and verify that parts are manufactured to specification from SolidWorks.

Within minutes, anyone with SolidWorks and the InspectWorks Add-in can open a part file and a 3D scan of the object, and see where the part is in or out of tolerance via a deviation color map. If there are dimensions or tolerances defined for the part, InspectWorks also provides measurements and pass/fail results automatically. InspectWorks 2.0 now includes multi-core processor support on the current Windows operating systems (32 and 64 bit on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7). Enhancements to InspectWorks 2.0 include:

•Intelligent Best-fit where, rather than simply fitting the whole point cloud to the CAD model, the unique geometric features (e.g., plane, cylinder, etc.) are detected and used to perform alignment. This new technology succeeds where other metrology products fail with difficult alignments. For example, InspectWorks distinguishes small features like a small timing mark on a revolving part like a camshaft gear or blisk, and succeeds at finding a unique alignment solution.

• New GD&T measurements have been added to Inspectworks 2.0, including;

- Straightness
- Circularity
- Line profile
- Surface Profile
- Runout

• Report Editor, enabling the user to define information about the current inspection project, such as part name, part number, serial number, color of pass / fail, etc. Each parameter is reported in a format compliant with the enterprise’s standards.

InspectWorks 2.0 will be available in April from INUS Technology and its worldwide distributor network.

INUS Technology to demonstrate the latest Rapidform innovations at DMS 2009

Seoul, South Korea - INUS Technology, Inc., the developer of Rapidform® 3D scanning software, announced that it will demonstrate the latest Rapidform innovations in 3D scanning software at DMS 2009 from June 24TH to 26TH, at the TOKYO BIG SIGHT exhibition center in Tokyo, Japan. DMS is the best place in the Japanese market to exhibit every type of system, tool and technology for manufacturing companies, and is recognized as one of the most important exhibitions among designers and developers from all areas of the manufacturing industry. INUS Technology will present its latest technologies at booth 11-32.

INUS Technology continues its campaign to offer point processing with seamless CAD compatibility. INUS Technology will present the only 3rd Generation(3G) reverse engineering software, Rapidform XOR/Redesign™, taking scan data into CAD in less time and with higher, provable accuracy. For inspection, Rapidform will highlight the newly released XOV/Verifier™, the fully CAD compatible inspection tool, supporting scanning and probing, with full GD&T capabilities. Also on display will be InspectWorks™, INUS' inspection plug-in for SolidWorks). Finally, INUS will showcase Rapidform XOS/Scan™, the 2G verbatim modeler, as well as Rapidform Explorer™, the new viewer for all your 3D data. INUS Technology invites all comers to bring their reverse engineering and inspection questions, and to explore Rapidform's solutions for your scanning needs.

Calvin J. Hur, senior vice president of marketing & global sales, said, “The Japanese market has been the biggest 3D scanning market as one country, and it has recognized the real value of Rapidform software. It has honored Rapidform as the de-facto standard point-cloud software for 3D scanning applications in Japan. From that point of view, the DMS show must be one of the most important events, which would be the best chance to show our up-to-date developments and on-going innovations to the global market, not only to the Japanese market. For a couple of months in the course of launching Rapidform XOV2 in the global market, we have been having a Rapidform XOV2 Launching Global Road Show to first show our newest software to the opinion leaders and key customers in the high-end industrial quality assurance fields. As for the opinion leaders' reaction at the first glance at Rapidform XOV2, it's literally awesome. Actually it's more than expected, which made us think over again we're on the right track for the quality assurance applications as well as the reverse design field with Rapidform XOR2. Now it's time for the Japanese market to experience our outstanding innovation through this DMS show.”

Formation of Rapidform JAPAN K.K. Corporation

Tokyo, Japan - INUS Technology has announced the newest corporation under the Rapidform flag. Rapidform Japan K.K. was formed as a separate Japanese domestic corporation in Tokyo, beginning its operations as of April 16, 2009. Rapidform Japan's mission is to provide unparalleled support for the entire Japanese market. Rapidform Japan will serve its customer's diverse needs with localized services and sales support. In addition, Rapidform Japan will conduct development of specialized products for Japan's unique market needs. This announcement precedes the launch a Japan-specific website, planned to go live in the middle of May. Until then, updates and current news are found at the Global website, www.rapidform.com.

Justin Lee, the general manager of Rapidform JAPAN K.K. states; “Rapidform's responsiveness to the demands of the Japanese market have enabled Rapidform to achieve 1st place in the race for market share in the growing Japanese market. The time is right to underscore Rapidform's commitment to our customers and prospects here by establishing the domestic corporation, Rapidform JAPAN K.K. Our staff consists of both natives and professionals from headquarters, and we are poised to serve Japanese customers with localized products, service, and an appreciation of the unique aspects of Japanese business. Furthermore, we are expanding into product development and consulting to create new value for our customers here.”

Dr. Calvin Hur, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Global Sales for INUS Technology, states; “The Japanese market has recognizing the value of Rapidform software, and has honored Rapidform as the de-facto standard point-cloud software for 3D scanning applications in Japan. We are reciprocating by establishing a level of presence and support here that is unique in our industry, and gives us a firm foundation from which to forge new relationships with other innovators in the marketplace to provide superior solutions to a rapidly growing customer base in Japan. Establishing our Japanese business unit just makes sense, it demonstrates our philosophy of commitment to progress and innovation for our Japanese customer.”

INUS Technology to Present Latest Releases at EuroMold 2008

Seoul, South Korea : INUS Technology, Inc.(www.rapidform.com), the developer of Rapidform® 3D scanning software, announced that it will demonstrate the latest innovations in 3D scanning software at EuroMold 2008 from December 3rd to 6th in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. In Hall 8 - Stand F11., INUS Technology continues its campaign to offer point processing with seamless CAD-compatibility. Just as Rapidform XOR provided users with native CAD models from scan data, INUS Technology will be highlighting XOV/Verifier™2, with seamless CAD compatibility for both CAD geometry and for Product Manufacturing Information(PMI). INUS Technology will also showcase the ongoing improvements to XOR/Redesign™2 and XOS/Scan™2.

Rapidform XOV/Verifier™2
INUS Technology will unveil the 1st release candidate version of CAD-friendly point cloud inspection software, Rapidform XOV/Verifier™2 at EuroMold 2008 for the first time. XOV2’s features complete fidelity with Siemens NX and with Pro/ENGINEER’s Wildfire. Calvin J. Hur, INUS Technology’s senior vice president of marketing & global sales, explains that “XOV’s CAD compatibility has been fully tested by several of our well-known and most demanding customers. SONY and LG have exercised the transfer of PMI and in particular the Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing(GD&T) annotations from CATIA, NX and Pro/ENGINEER, and verified that the fidelity of transfer exceeds the performance of the competitors.” To the user, this means that the designer’s intentions are seamlessly transferred from the CAD model into the inspection plan, avoiding the errors introduced by additional data entry and interpretation. According to Hur, “XOV2 offers a familiar CAD-like GUI, making it the easiest point cloud inspection software, and yet, XOV2 offers the most accurate and repeatable inspection results. Until XOV2, this unique blend of ease-of-use and performance has been unavailable to the market.”

Rapidform XOR/Redesign™2
XOR2 is building on its dominance as the preferred solution creating native CAD models from scan data. Hur said, “In the year since the last EuroMold, the marketplace has made XOR the standard for Reverse Engineering into CAD. Unlike second generation(2G) modelers that require a watertight mesh, then a NURBS surface model to get into CAD, XOR’s unique 3G process enables native CAD models to be created directly from the dense point data. XOR has been the principal engine for INUS Technology’s considerable 40% growth over the past 12 months.” XOR’s preeminence has been further confirmed by the customers who have abandoned their competitive 2G modelers, in favor of XOR’s CAD like operation. Hur continues “We’ve made the whole process even easier by offering automation. For example: our Loft Wizard™ that creates parametric lofted surfaces from freeform shapes. These CAD entities, like the reference geometry, primitives, the lofts, fillets, etc. are transferred step-by-step as native CAD models, complete with the full history tree. In less than 1/3rd the time, you have a native, editable, parametric model in Pro Engineer Wildfire, SolidWorks and into Siemens NX. That’s seamless CAD-Compatibility, and no other modeler can do that.”

Rapidform XOS/Scan™2
There is a class of customers whose scan data doesn’t need to be edited in CAD. Medical appliances and artistic scans generally don’t need to be represented as a parametric CAD model. For these customers, INUS Technology’s 2G modeler offers unprecedented ease of use. XOS2 employs extensive wizards to automate all the mesh modeling steps, yielding a watertight STL mesh. For the NURBS surfacing step, users can select between automated mesh generation or manual patch layout, or a combination of the two. For verbatim modeling, whether mesh or NURBS, XOS2 offers automation and a value point second to none.
Hur continued, “With Rapidform XOV2, XOR2 and XOS2, we provide an extensive list of new features and functions. XO2 also makes the three software packages independent, standalone applications.”

Hur notes the company will also be showing the 64-bit versions of XOS2 and XOR2 as well as Rapidform.dll, an SDK for third party scanning applications.



About INUS Technology, Inc.
INUS Technology develops the world's most advanced 3D scan data processing software. The company's software solutions are the most popular products for reverse engineering and inspection of 3D scan data worldwide. Rapidform makes 3D scanning an extremely powerful tool for a variety of applications and is used in manufacturing, R&D, quality inspection, medical research and civil engineering. Leading companies, including Audi, Ford, Hyundai, Toyota, Rolls Royce, Volkswagen, Hitachi, Panasonic, Oakley, Samsung, Sony, Lufthansa, Alcoa, and Benteler, use Rapidform's advanced technology to innovate throughout their research, design, manufacturing and quality control processes. For more information and on demand product demonstrations,
visit http://www.rapidform.com.

INUS Technology Releases New Rapidform 3D Point-Processing Libraries

Seoul, South Korea - INUS Technology announced the release of its Rapidform.dll V2 Product. The Rapidfoprm.dll component library is used in a variety of end-user applications for handling of the large point cloud data sets: facilitating visualization, mesh modeling, surface modeling and solids modeling and dimensional inspection. Rather than being a simple upgrade to the Rapidform.dll V1 product, V2 is a ground-up re-write, employing INUS Technology's highly-scalable “Rapidform XO” kernel for 3D scan data. The Rapidform.dll library is targeted at the most demanding point-processing applications, handling vast, multi-million point data-sets. Rapidform.dll V2 offers:

• Large data-set support
• Optimized performance via sophisticated memory management
• Native 64bit platform support
• Fast calculation: Multi-threading, supporting multi-core architecture
• Support for operation suspension, interruption and progress-indication
• Consistent color preservation and manipulation tools

INUS Technology's senior VP of Marketing & Global Sales, Calvin Hur, notes: “Rapidform.dll V2 is a clear response to the needs of our customers. The trend toward collecting larger data sets is only escalating. We’ve seen this need in industries as disparate as medical imaging, manufacturing, all the way up to large-scale physical-plant and geo-measurement. INUS Technology is pleased to provide our licensees with the enabling tools to meet the demands of their customers, and by doing so, continuing INUS Technology's tradition of leadership as the world's most widely used point-processing software.”

Current users of Rapidform.dll V1 for whom migration is not tenable will enjoy continued support of the V1 libraries, but users migrating to V2's performance advantages will find the same familiar Windows 32 and 64 bit developer environment and INUS Technology's support infrastructure.



About INUS Technology, Inc.
INUS Technology develops the world's most advanced 3D scan data processing software. The company's software solutions are the most popular products for reverse engineering and inspection of 3D scan data worldwide. Rapidform makes 3D scanning an extremely powerful tool for a variety of applications and is used in manufacturing, R&D, quality inspection, medical research and civil engineering. Leading companies, including Audi, Ford, Hyundai, Toyota, Rolls Royce, Volkswagen, Hitachi, Panasonic, Oakley, Samsung, Sony, Lufthansa, Alcoa, and Benteler, use Rapidform's advanced technology to innovate throughout their research, design, manufacturing and quality control processes. For more information and on demand product demonstrations,
visit http://www.rapidform.com.

About Rapidform, Inc.
Rapidform, Inc. is the exclusive licensor of INUS Technology's Rapidform product line for the Western Hemisphere. Established in 2002 as the U.S. operations of INUS Technology, Rapidform, Inc. was incorporated as an independent business entity in 2005. Led by INUS founder, Simon (Seockhoon) Bae, the company is responsible for sales, support and service of the rapidly growing Rapidform customer base. The Rapidform product suite is the most modern and innovative data processing, metrology and modeling platform for 3D scan data. Rapidform, Inc.'s partners include industry leading companies such as NextEngine, Konica Minolta, Creaform and other 3D scanner vendors. U.S. customers include innovators such as Ford, Oakley, Honeywell, NASA, Disney and Alcoa.