T-Splines, Inc., creators of precise and flexible 3D surface modeling tools with full industry standard compatibility, today announced the introduction of tsElements for SolidWorks, the first fully integrated application to bring T-Splines’ groundbreaking organic modeling capabilities to the SolidWorks user … Continue reading →

  T-Splines, Inc., creators of precise and flexible 3D surface modeling and organic design tools with full industry standard compatibility, today announced the appointment of Keith Mountain to its board of directors. Keith Mountain is an executive with broad high … Continue reading →

We are very excited to be exhibiting at the SolidWorks World 2011 Conference next week, being held from Jan. 23 – 26, 2011 in San Antonio, Texas. The 13th annual SolidWorks World Conference brings together designers, engineers, managers, and partners … Continue reading →

Matt Sederberg, T-Splines CEO, and Dr. Tom Sederberg, Professor of Computer Science at BYU and co-founder of T-Splines, Inc. will be presenting at the 2011 Isogeometric Analysis Conference at the Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences at the University of … Continue reading →

We have had the pleasure of working with Jason Burns, president of King Doublebass, over the last few weeks on a great new case study. King Doublebass designs and manufactures upright bass instruments and has recently also started building guitars. … Continue reading →

Dave Schultze, owner of SchultzeWorks and an instructor at OTIS College of Art and Design, has been working with T-Splines since the 1.0 release over a year ago. In a new case study we are publishing today, Dave highlights one … Continue reading →

Designing the organic and blended surfaces of a bike helmet is a daunting project within most traditional mechanical CAD packages. The task becomes even more challenging if you need to meet specific aesthetic, aerodynamic, safety and functional requirements in the … Continue reading →