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Entire Dauger Research Product Line Released as Universal Applications
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Huntington Beach, CA, USA - May 16, 2006 - Dauger Research, Inc., releases all
new Universal versions of its entire product line today. These include both its
parallel computing technology, featuring Pooch, the first clustering solution
to launch Universal Applications in parallel, and its scientific simulation and
visualization technology, notably Atom in a Box, the award-winning real-time
volumetric raytracer of the Hydrogenic atomic orbitals. These DR technologies,
bridging the technically complex with the mainstream, today run as Universal
Applications on Macs powered with PowerPC or Intel.
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"Our awarding-winning work has always been both easy to use and powerful.
Creating innovative and useful technologies that connect to users is our
passion, and we are continuing to do so in the midst of transitions in the
platform", said Dr. Dean Dauger, President of Dauger Research, Inc. "Taking
most advantage of the latest technology, we are proud to debut Universal
versions of our technology solutions."
DR introduces eight newly Universal Applications:
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Pooch and Pooch Pro - New Version 1.7 - Winner of IEEE Cluster's "most
innovative" award, Pooch cluster management software combines powerful,
numerically-intensive parallel-computing clusters with the famed ease-of-use of
the Macintosh. The first solution to support launching Universal Applications
on clusters.
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- Parallel Computing Manager (PCM) - Debut - From a long-recognized leader in
cluster solution providers, PCM is an unmatched combination of powerful tools
to manage and maintain cluster resources in the enterprise, maximizing the
power of cluster computing for its clients. Debuts as Universal today.
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- Power Fractal - New Version 1.4 - Formerly AltiVec Fractal Carbon, Power
Fractal takes the most possible advantage of clusters and hardware, including
AltiVec, SSE, multiprocessing, and multiple cores, to generate mathematically
complex imagery. Long used to push the limits of hardware and clusters.
- Parallel Fractal GPL - New Version 2006 - Released under GPL open source,
this clustering technology shows how numerically-intensive parallelized
applications work and today introduces how to automatically launch onto
clusters. A framework for building easy-to-use parallel applications.
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- Atom in a Box - New Version 1.1 - This award-winning, highly-optimized
software visualizes Hydrogenic atomic orbitals using volumetric raytracing in
real-time. By revealing the atomic world, AiB has entranced people world-wide from
children to Nobel-laureates.
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- Fresnel Diffraction Explorer - New Version 1.3 - Award-winning software
simulating and visualizing Fresnel diffraction patterns of user-selected and
-designed apertures based on advanced scientifically-published algorithms. FDE
solves a numerically-challenging optical problem in a Macintosh interface while
taking advantage of clustering too.
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- Solar System Sim - New Version 2.2 - Real-time simulator and visualizer of
the N-body problem in an immersive three-dimensional environment. Using SSS,
users interact with and explore the solar system while creating and destroying
worlds.
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All these new Universal Applications debut new features and are available
today. See the web site for downloads, features,
pricing, and system
requirements.
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