We managed to achieve a working demo of this by the end of the first week of the program, so then decided to put the cherry on the cake and did a really cool development to get the viewer to query our system for the corresponding specification information and then display it directly within the browser.” “Our aim with the program was to provide the online viewing capability. “We’ve never had any online file viewing capability as most of our clients have quite locked-down computers, so it’s difficult for them to get permission from their IT departments to install un-approved software. “In our system we hold hundreds of thousands of CAD files for our clients,” explains Chris Lovelock, managing director, ICON. The Leicestershire-based web software development company – whose technology is used by many of the large retail firms in the UK for managing design specifications during both pre-build and post build phases of a project – used the two week program to start development on a new online 3D file viewing capability for its ICON System.
ICON was one of several firms to participate in Autodesk’s Cloud Accelerator program, held in San Francisco in March.
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