ParaCloud opens the registration for a professionals workshop in New York City, together with MicroSol Resources. The Workshop is a 2 days event, priced $1295 for early registration including a ParaCloud Modeler Version 1.0 software license.

Course Description:

ParaCloud™ is a low-cost software solution converting your Excel™ spreadsheet into a powerful parametric modeler that drives CAD tools and extend its abilities. ParaCloud™ powers Rhinoceros with generative design capabilities and provides parametric control to accurately and intuitively edit your design for fabrication, construction and performative studies. ParaCloud™ powers Rhino with: Parametric Behavior Modeling, Surfaces and Ribs unfolding, Parametric Shells and Ribs structures, Parametric Components Population, Rhino Blocks Generative Population, Simplified Numeric Control over Spatial Geometry.

This class costs $1295 and the price includes a commercial license of ParaCloud Modeler Version 1.0.

Location:
Microsol Resources
214 West 29th Street Suite 1100
New York, NY 10001

More details | Registration

e-mail: Dr. Eyal Nir
phone: +972(0)36374430
www.paracloud.com

• ParaCloud visiting New York City: 12-14 May 2008
• ParaCloud Professional Workshop: 4-5 August 2008, London UK
• ParaCloud Workshop: London, 28-29 January 2008
• Release Candidate for Version 1.0 is Ready
• ParaCloud Workshop Program

1. Unfortunately I will be out of town for this workshop. Does anyone know if there will be another one in the near future, as I am extremely interested.

   Posted by Erik Martinez | May 10, 2008, 8:52 pm

2. Yes - Future events will be published both here and on http://www.microsolresources.com

   Posted by eyal | May 10, 2008, 10:51 pm

3. My colleague and I attended the the workshop held by Dr. Eya Nir himself in NYC. It was very helpful not only to get familiar with Paracloud, but also to gain key knowledges of 3D geometry, even for working with other 3D software packages.

   I would like to recommend the workshop to everyone who is dealing with methodologies of panelization, and studies of modules. There is also a big section of generative point cloud (G-DNA), which can be also helpful and fun to your creative works.

   Cheers,

   KW Chang

   Posted by KW Chang | May 27, 2008, 11:29 pm