Dassault Intros Software For Future Animators, Engineers

Cosmic Blobs Lab Pack, aimed at children ages seven to 14, lets kids create 3D characters and objects to animate and is being marketed to schools.

Laurie Sullivan, Contributor

March 22, 2006

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Dassault Systemes, appealing to the next generation of animators and engineers, on Wednesday rolled out Cosmic Blobs Lab Pack, a version of Cosmic Blobs 3D graphics software for kids that schools can deploy.

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platforms, Dassault describes Cosmic Blobs as "digital modeling clay" for children. The application, aimed at ages seven to 14, lets kids create 3D characters and objects to animate.

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