SkyCiv Releases V1.2 of its Cloud Based Engineering Software with 800% reduction in Solving times

SYDNEY - April 12, 2016 - PRLog -- The SkyCiv SaaS system now harnesses the processing power of multiple computers to solve your structure in a fraction of the time, enhancing productivity and reducing frustration for Structural Engineers across the world.

This release also brings improved graphic performance, with the drawing time on large structures significantly reduced - Structural 3D can now draw and interact with structure graphics with no lag time or strain on a computer's resources.

The User Interface has been improved for expediency, with the ability to click on Nodes, Members, Loads and Supports to edit as well as click and drag to select multiple elements at once.

Reporting has also been upgraded, with structure screenshots visible to make reports more user friendly. They can now be downloaded as PDFs for easy sharing with clients or colleagues.

With speed and efficiency at the heart of the SkyCiv experience, the team have also released a series of keyboard shortcuts to enhance the user experience of modelling and analysis.

SkyCiv's mission is to revolutionize the software landscape for Structural, Mechanical and Civil Engineers, delivering cloud based, affordable software that requires no installation or maintenance, allowing engineers to work on any device and from anywhere.

Beam, Truss, Frame calculators and a full Structural 3D software system are available with more products in the pipeline.

The company was founded by two Australian Engineering students and has expanded to the USA following the clear opportunity to pioneer the cloud-based engineering software industry.

Entry level access is a Free Account with limited results and saved files. Student subscriptions are available for $19.99 USD/Month and Professional packages for $49.95 USD per month - all a fraction of the cost of traditional software solutions.

View the SkyCiv blog for more information on this release and SkyCiv.com to get started https://skyciv.com/blog/?cc=PRv1.2prlog