TruGrid
TruGrid SecureRDP secures access to Windows desktops and applications from any location. It is a DaaS solution that employs a Zero Trust model without firewall exposure.
Key Benefits of TruGrid SecureRDP:
- No Firewall Exposure & No VPN Needed: Enables remote access without opening inbound firewall ports
- Zero Trust Access Control: Restricts connections to pre-authenticated users, reducing ransomware threats
- Cloud-Based Authentication: Removes the reliance on RDS gateways, SSL certificates, or third-party MFA tools
- Enhanced Performance: Uses a fiber-optic network to minimize connection delays
- Quick Deployment & Multi-Tenant Support: Fully operational in under an hour with an intuitive multi-tenant console
- Integrated MFA & Azure Compatibility: Supports built-in MFA along with Azure MFA & Active Directory
- Broad Device Compatibility: Works seamlessly across Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and ChromeOS
- Always-On Support & Free Setup: 24/7 assistance and complimentary onboarding
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LogicalDOC
LogicalDOC empowers organizations all over the globe to take complete control of their document management. This premier document management system (DMS), which focuses on business process automation and quick content retrieval, allows teams to create, collaborate and manage large volumes of documents. It also stores valuable company data in one central repository. The system features include drag-and-drop document uploads, forms management, optical characters recognition (OCR), duplicate detection and barcode recognition, event logs, document archiving and integrated document workflow.
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Polaris-M
Polaris-M is an advanced software for optical design and polarization analysis, created by Airy Optics, Inc., that seamlessly merges ray tracing techniques with polarization mathematics, enabling 3D simulations, handling of anisotropic materials, and diffractive optics. This software, which has its roots in over ten years of research at the University of Arizona's Polarization Laboratory before being licensed to Airy Optics in 2016, boasts a vast library of more than 500 functions tailored for various optical tasks, including ray tracing, aberration evaluation, and the manipulation of polarizing elements and diffractive optics. To run Polaris-M, users must have Mathematica, which provides an extensive macro language and robust algorithms for tasks such as graphics rendering, computer algebra, interpolation, neural network functions, and numerical analysis. Comprehensive documentation accompanies the software, featuring accessible help pages that can be activated with the F1 key, guiding users through explanations, inputs, outputs, and practical examples. The user experience is further enhanced by this rich repository of resources, ensuring that users can effectively navigate and utilize the software's extensive capabilities.
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Ansys Zemax OpticStudio
Ansys Zemax OpticStudio is a sophisticated optical design software that is widely employed by educational institutions and businesses around the world for the creation and evaluation of optical systems, including those used for imaging, illumination, and lasers. The software features an intuitive interface that combines analysis, optimization, and tolerancing capabilities, making it easier to develop intricate optical systems applicable across various fields. It supports both sequential and non-sequential ray tracing, which allows for accurate representation of light behavior as it travels through different optical elements. Additionally, its advanced capabilities include structural and thermal analysis, empowering users to evaluate how environmental conditions might affect optical system performance. With a rich library of materials and optical components, OpticStudio significantly enhances the precision of its simulations. Furthermore, Ansys provides a complimentary version of OpticStudio for students, offering them the opportunity to gain practical experience in optical design and analysis, which is essential for their future endeavors in the optics industry. This initiative not only fosters a deeper understanding of optics but also encourages innovation and creativity among budding engineers.
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