Intergraph Corporation

SIGGRAPH 1997

Check out Intergraph’s new Pentiumll processor-based workstations, including desktop video solutions and new StudioZs featuring uncompressed video capability for media production. And don’t miss Intergraph’s TDZ workstations with the hottest 3D graphics on Windows NT, accelerating applications for 3D animation, visual simulation, game development, visualization, and engineering.

SIGGRAPH 1992

Intergraph is demonstrating a wide array of applications including visualization, mechanical design, publishing, scanning, office automation, and microstation on our newest C400 RISC workstations and servers. Our large 27-inch, color display provides the best view of our technical solutions for today’s business challenges. We invite you to visit the Intergraph booth to learn more about our solutions.

SIGGRAPH 1991

Intergraph Corporation’s products include a broad range of complementary workstations and network servers, as well as complete application-specific systems for computer-aided engineering, design, manufacturing, and publishing, plus numerous earth science applications. A Fortune 500 company, Intergraph is dedicated to developing and manufacturing interactive computer graphics systems.

SIGGRAPH 1990

Intergraph supplies integrated hardware and software solutions for diverse applications. For more than 20 years, Intergraph’s excellent reputation has attracted customers from virtually every discipline, including mapping and geographic information systems (GIS); architecture, engineering and construction (AEC); electronic publishing; scanning; mechanical and electronic design; manufacturing; and dispatch management.

SIGGRAPH 1989

Intergraph Corporation designs, manufactures, sells, and supports complete interactive computer graphics systems. The systems are integrated configurations of hardware and software featuring user-controlled interactive graphics and database management for a broad range of applications. A typical Intergraph graphics system may utilize any combination of Intergraph Corporation’s basic hardware building blocks, which include: data processing systems; Intergraph workstations; integrated communications interfaces; plot servers; and peripherals.

SIGGRAPH 1983

Intergraph will exhibit a VAX-based interactive computer graphics system, with advanced color workstation and new Interact workstation running the latest state-of-the-art mechanical design applications software.