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Canvas GFX Rolls Out Canvas Envision for Documentation

Canvas GFX, Inc. has launched Canvas Envision, a visual communication and collaboration solution for product documentation. The new platform aligns with cutting-edge manufacturing technologies to drive faster time to release for critical product-related documentation.

Venture Beat

Canvas integrates 3D models to streamline documentation

Canvas GFX has launched Canvas Envision, a new platform that enables easy integration of 3D models into documentation workflows. This promises to simplify the creation of bills of materials, technical documents, and manuals for physical products to ensure they keep pace with product design updates.

Develop3D

Envision launched by Canvas GFX to bridge gap in collaboration docs

Canvas GFX has launched Canvas Envision in a drive to bridge the gap between technical and commercial documentation. Envision is said to provide a simple means of visualising 3D CAD data, cutting out the time consuming, repetitive, and expensive process of document creators requiring CAD operators to capture and supply screenshots.

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TC World

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7.27.20

MGI US chooses Canvas X³

Canvas X³ puts sophisticated illustration capabilities – including the ability to rotate and explode models, and isolate and ghost individual components – in the hands of everyone involved in the design and manufacturing processes.

Manufacturing Machinery World

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7.10.20

Canvas X³ 3D technical illustration solution chosen to drive key workflow efficiencies

The management team at MGI turned to Canvas X3 after becoming frustrated at the laborious and inefficient process of having CAD engineers provide endless product screenshots from CAD packages and provide them as images for inclusion in key documentation.

Design World

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7.6.20

Canvas X³ 3D technical illustration solution chosen to drive workflow efficiencies

“Depending on our CAD engineers to provide 3D model visualizations for documentation wastes both time and high-cost resources,” said David Grossman, VP at MGI.