SILICON SLOPES, UT, 7 February 2019 — Coreform LLC was awarded today a new Phase I SBIR from the United States Department of Energy to advance the commercialization of its groundbreaking isogeometric Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE)...
Orem, Utah, February 7, 2019 — Coreform is pleased to announce that on Dr. Michael Borden has joined Coreform as the VP of Simulation. Dr. Borden has been a contributing co-founder of Coreform for the past several years while as an assistant professor at North...
The IGA 2018 conference in Austin, Texas, was a electric moment in the isogeometric analysis (IGA) movement, with nearly 150 attendees. The real shift was the noticeable industry presence at this previously academic conference. The IGA commercialization train is...
Silicon Slopes, UT, August 20, 2018 — Coreform LLC is developing cutting-edge simulation technology to enable more accurate simulations, directly on CAD geometry. We are building our commercial software on an impressive and ever-growing body of published research in...
SILICON SLOPES, UT, 4 May 2018 — Coreform LLC was recently awarded three new federal and state contracts and grants to advance the commercialization of its groundbreaking Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) U-spline technology: A Phase II...
Working at Coreform has been an amazing experience for all of us so far. Each day when we go to work we honestly feel like we are changing the world. Our technical leads have invested decades of foundational research and development in proving out the groundbreaking...
Learn more about Coreform's game-changing U-splines technology at a number of simulation and geometric modeling conferences in April. We hope to meet you at one of these events. Coreform co-founder Dr. Michael Scott will deliver a keynote address about U-splines and...
Enhanced Meshing Algorithm and Visualization
Have you ever heard of the Model-Based Enterprise? It's the idea of using a 3D CAD model to fully describe all the design requirements for a product. It might seem like an obvious idea – the 3D CAD model was painstakingly and accurately built, so why wouldn't it be...
Matt Lombard's Dezignstuff blog was the epicenter of conversations and opinions about CAD software and surfacing earlier this decade. Siemens hired Matt several years ago and the blog died down; he's recently independent again and we're happy to see that he has...