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Want more convictions? Check out FARO’s CAD Zone Release 10

APB Team Published October 16, 2014 @ 11:41 am PDT

330_CrimeZone1FARO Technologies is out with the new and improved CAD Zone Release 10 software suite. The software has updated versions of Crime Zone, Crash Zone, Fire Zone, and Insurance Zone.

CAD Zone software is noted for its ease of use and powerful drawing, analysis, and animation tools.  These software offerings enable the creation of courtroom-ready 2D and 3D drawings and animations from scanner data, point cloud data, total station data, and manual measurements.

For over 20 years FARO CAD Zone products have been the easiest and most accurate diagramming programs in the public safety market. The Release 10 versions include even more realistic 3D graphics and faster rendering.  Also included in the new releases are significant performance and feature improvements, which have been developed to help public safety customers automate their workflows.

Jay Freeland, FARO’s President and CEO stated, “CAD Zone is the most trusted brand name in CAD-diagramming software for the public safety industry.  We have continued to invest in development to make the CAD Zone Suite of software even better.  By focusing on customer requirements, FARO has developed a unique program that facilitates and simplifies the workflow required to produce courtroom-ready evidence.  These enhancements improve the users’ experience and helps improve their return-on-investment.”

To get more information on CAD Zone Suite 10, view new videos, purchase a license or request a demonstration, visit www.faro.com. CAD Zone Suite 10 is ready for shipment.

 

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