to work with standard CAD shapes, i.e. canonics and NURBS. Collision detection was based on functions of ACIS kernel, while motion itself was performed by LGS 3D as a sequence of constraint satisfaction problems. As a result of collaboration, Cimatron licensed LGS 3D, and Motion Simulation application was developed and integrated into CimatronE CAM system. In 2011, the company was listed as one of Israel's fastest growing technology companies in the Deloitte Fast 50 Awards' list. For 2012 Cimatron reported revenues of $42.3 million, with a record non-GAAP operating profit of $6.1 million. In February 2013, Cimatron CEO Danny Haran announced that the company had begun researching the additive manufacturing field. In March of that year Cimatron established a 3D Printing Advisory board, naming 3D printing expert Terry Wohlers as its first member. In 2015, 3D Systems completed its acquisition of all shares of Cimatron Ltd. for approximately $97 million. Products CimatronE CimatronE is an integrated CAD/CAM solution for mold, die and tool makers and manufacturers of discrete parts, providing associativity across the manufacturing process from quoting, through design and delivery. The solution's products include mold design, electrode design, die design, 2.5 to 5-axis numerical control (NC) programming and 5-axis discrete part production. In 2010 the CimatronE SuperBox was launched, a combined hardware-software device for the offloading and acceleration of toolpath calculations in NC programming. GibbsCAM GibbsCAM specializes in 2- through 5-axis milling, turning, mill/turning, multi-task simultaneous machining and wire-EDM. It also provides integrated manufacturing modeling, including 2D, 2.5D, 3D wireframe, surface and solid modeling. References External links Computer-aided design software Computer-aided manufacturing software Companies established in 1982 Product lifecycle management Software companies of Israel Companies formerly listed on the Nasdaq Engineering software companies Computer-aided engineering software 1982 establishments in Israel