Can you see into the future?

Can you? Do you think you know where CAD will be in 50 years? If so, you should probably check out this blog and let ‘em know:

http://www.innovateforum.com/innovate/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=421790

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April 27, 2007 · Posted in SolidWorks Community

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Steve Calvert

I don't remember "Drafting Dan" but I do recall "Peter Puck" which was a hockey puck that came on TV and taught us about the great game of hockey. Now, I say that to get to my point, I also remember my Dad's Popular Mechanics magazine which told me I'd be driving (flying) cars around the turn of the century. This hasn't happened, which means it is hard to tell the future.
I like the "Minority Report" interface for designing parts. I don't need no stinking monitor.
Steve
BTW, Jeff. I grew up with Calvin Schiraldi who pitched for the Sox in 1986, so I'm a sox fan myself.

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