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BAE Systems adopts Cloudis blown fibre solution
BAE Systems has adopted a solution from Cloudis Ltd, the UK based cable management software specialists, to assist with the design of blown fibres on the Type 26 Global Combat Ship they are developing for the Royal Navy.
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Cloudis Ships CMPIC v6.11 for Cable Management
Cloudis has released the latest version of its CMPIC cable management software.
Release 6.11 includes over 200 enhancements, many of them as a result of customer requests, to enable CMPIC to reflect even more closely their own electrical design and installation processes. Continue reading “Cloudis Ships CMPIC v6.11 for Cable Management”
CMPIC gives Sea Trucks Group Singapore competitive edge
CMPIC R6.10.2 Released
Initially designated as a medium-sized interim release, many of the changes in CMPIC R6.10.2 impacted on a large section of CMPIC functionality. This also permitted a greater number of minor additions and rationalisation of functionality to occur.
Look and Feel
Continuing on from the changes begun in the previous releases, more adjustments were introduced to further simplify and sharpen the user experience. For multi-build projects, the applicability icons were revised to be more readable, and to reflect “actual” build numbering, useful when projects represent batches of similar build items.
Enhanced Device-to-Device Routing
New functionality where device and node coordinates are used to select the most appropriate device near-nodes and cable from/to nodes. Off route lengths can be set using coordinates as a straight line or offset length.
Cloudis Offers CMPIC Interface for ShipConstructor 2013
Cloudis announces the immediate availability of its interface between ShipConstructor and CMPIC now for the latest ShipConstructor release 2013. Continue reading “Cloudis Offers CMPIC Interface for ShipConstructor 2013”
Cloudis Connects With ShipConstructor for Cable Management
ShipConstructor and Cloudis have developed an interface for the Cloudis CMPIC Cable Management Application. Continue reading “Cloudis Connects With ShipConstructor for Cable Management”
Cloudis Interfaces AutoCAD to CMPIC for Cable Management
Cloudis Limited has released an enhanced version of the standard interface between AutoCAD and its CMPIC Cable Management and Routing application. The interface has been developed using the .NET framework. Continue reading “Cloudis Interfaces AutoCAD to CMPIC for Cable Management”
CMPIC R6.10 Released
The release of CMPIC R6.10 (and R6.10.1) introduces a number of enhancements:
Look and Feel
The overall design of CMPIC has been adjusted to make use of fonts, colours and layouts that are more in keeping with GUIs in common use, and providing a more streamlined user experience, whilst taking care not to impact too directly on current users. A small sub-set of screens were affected in these releases, mainly to cater for UOM changes (see below).
Units of Measure & Tokens
Units of measure (UOM) are important to retain consistency within CMPIC. Where a value does not inherently indicate a UOM, this is now shown as part of the boilerplate text, leaving no room for doubt. Projects are now designated as Metric or Imperial, and UOM values are indicated suitably. This is all managed in collaboration with Tokens, to ensure flexibility.
Multi-Tier Segments
The introduction of multi-tier segments permit a greater management of cable routing, without extra workload for the user.
Flexible Work Packages
We have added extra flexibility to our Production module to permit cables to be grouped in Work Packages using a greater number of criteria. This also permits greater complexity of grouping, where needed.