Key peoplePete Baxter Ed Lambourne Kulwant Singh Bart Simpson Steve Hobbs Products, cellsServicesMaintenance, solutionsWebsiteDelcam is a supplier of advanced software for the manufacturing industry.The company has grown steadily since being founded formally in 1977, after initial development work at, UK.It is now a global developer of product design and manufacturing software, with subsidiaries and joint ventures in North America, South America, Europe and Asia with a total staff of over 800 people and local support provided from over 300 re-seller offices worldwide. It was listed on the London Stock Exchange until 6 February 2014, when it was acquired by.It now operates as a wholly owned, independently operated subsidiary of Autodesk. Headquarters of Delcam Ltd. In BirminghamIn 1965,saw the possibility of using computers to help pattern makers solve the problems of modelling difficult 3D shapes.

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He persuaded the to support research at the Cambridge University Engineering Department. Early sponsorship was provided by and Control Data in Germany, whose customers included. In 1974 the Delta Group seconded Ed Lambourne (now at Delcam) to the Cambridge Team. After Lambourne returned to Delta, a Birmingham-based development centre was established in 1977.In 1989, the company was bought from Delta Group in a buyout led by Hugh Humphreys and Ed Lambourne. The company was renamed Delcam International in 1991 and moved to a new purpose-built office in.

In July 1997, Delcam Ltd was floated on the to expand international operations and increase the investment development.The company now have over 300 offices assisting 90,000 users worldwide with an annual turnover of over £100 million with the largest development team in the industry.Clive Martell was chief executive from August 2009.In February 2015, Pete Baxter, former vice president of sales and country manager for Autodesk in the UK, was appointed vice president.Key Dates. 1960s Initial research at Cambridge University 1970s Development taken over by Delta Group 1980s Software sales start 1989 Staff purchase company 1991 New HQ, Birmingham, UK 1997 Delcam floats on UK Market 2001 Alcami Joins Delcam 2005 EGS (FeatureCAM) joins Delcam 2006 IMCS (PartMaker) joins Delcam 2007 Crispin joins Delcam 2008 25,000th Customer 2009 30,000th Customer 2010 35,000th Customer 2012 40,000th Customer 2013 45,000th Customer 2014 Acquired by Autodesk 2015 50,000th Customer 2018 upon request to comm. Dep.: Autodesk did not continue to develop and supporting the (Footwear) software; beside Powershape Products Advanced Manufacturing Solutions. Robot scan using PowerINSPECT.Is a 3D (Computer-aided Design) solution that runs on which allows for the design of 3D complex models using surfaces, solids and triangles.

The software allows for the import of 3D data to 3D models.PowerSHAPE is used for a variety of applications including Modelling for manufacture, electrode design, mould and toolmaking.The code of PowerSHAPE originates from the DUCT software.A solution for the programming of tool paths for 2 to 5 axis CNC Milling.PowerINSPECT. A based inspection package for use with many types of inspection hardware,including manual and CNC CMMs, portable arms, optical measuring devices and CNC machine tools (OMV). Developed for use on, the software is sold to a wide range of industries.In 2004 Delcam won a Queen's awardfor innovation for PowerINSPECT and by 2008 PowerINSPECT was Delcam's second biggest selling product.PowerMILL Robot InterfaceA software package for the programming of machining robots with up to 8 axes.FeatureCAM. 2 August 2012.

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