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March 14, 2001

Computer Dynamics wins NASA Tech Briefs Product of Year for 2000

Computer Dynamics, Greenville, SC, was named the 2000 NASA Tech Briefs Readers' Choice Gold Winner for Product of the Year last week. The company received its award during National Manufacturing Week for the Century-C/M Series Flat Panel Computers.

The award ceremony, held March 5th in the John Handcock Building in Chicago, also recognized the Silver and Bronze winners. COMSOL, Burlington, MA won the Silver Award for their FEMLAB Multiphysics Software, while CUI Stack, Beaverton, OR, was awarded the Bronze for their series of Miniature Pressure Sensors.

The awards, voted on by the readers of NASA Tech Briefs, recognize companies which have produced outstanding additions to the field of manufacturing and design engineering. Each of the finalists for the Award were featured as Products of the Month in NASA Tech Briefs during the previous year. Each of finalist in the competition were also recognized at the awards reception.

Other Product of the Year Finalists:

• Labtec, for the Spaceball 4000 FLX 3D input device
  
  
• Autodesk, for Autodesk Inventor Release 2 CAD Software
  
  
• SGI, for the Zx10 ViZual Workstation
  
  
• Xerox Engineering Systems, for MAX 200 Digital Document System
  
  
• Capital Equipment Corp., for the WebDAQ/100 Data Acquisition Device
  
  
• Agilent Technologies, for the 54600 Series Oscilloscopes
  
  
• IBM Engineering Solutions, for CATIA Version 5 Release 4 CAD Software
  
  
• The MathWorks, for MATLAB 6 Computing Software
  
  
• Network Technologies, for the Universal Matrix KVM Switches
  
  

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