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NShot-Pro going up at London College of Fashion UK

NShot-Pro going up at London College of Fashion UK Showroom :) Compatible with Lectra, Accumark, Optitex, DXF, AutoCAD, Browsewear and...

N-hega Technology helps clients navigate digital and industry transformation with professional, tailored and easy to use automatic Pattern Digitizing Solutions.

Top Apparel Design, Production & Manufacturing Schools use the NScan & NShot Systems. Watch Video above!

Summer Lunch with the Intern Team.

Nhega just installed a new NScan System at Irvin Automotive Design and Development Center. They are part of the part of the Piston Group.

NScan version 2.17 has been released and HanesBrands Technical Design Team are already using the new software version.

The Best Companies use the Best Products. Jonathan Bar-Or Industrial Design LTD (Israel) uses the NShot-Pro.

Meeting with European Partners during the 11th International Conference on Energy Minimization Methods in Computer Science and Pattern Recognition. (Italy)

Eurofoam, a leading Foam company in Eastern Europe acquired a second NScan system. They have been using the automatic pattern digitizing technology since 2011. The company was founded in 1992 and has over 36 companies operating in 12 countries.

Steiff, a German based push toy company known for its meticulous testing and inspections of its products, uses the NScan Patterns digitizing system. The company was founded in 1880 by Margarette Steiff and is present worldwide.

FlexFab (aerospace/automotive) is using the NScan Scanner Digitizer. The digitizing project, which was led by FlexFab CAD supervisor, aims to speed up the sample making and production process by cutting unnecessary steps on the pattern making approval process while increasing accuracy.