Month: January 2021

Altia Design 13.2 for Windows 10 is now available!

Posted on by Cheryl Falk

We are excited to announce Altia Design 13.2 for Windows 10! This new release offers an improved user experience and new features to help you design even better products more efficiently.

In the coming weeks we will be hosting a Altia Design 13.2 webinar. Our Altia experts will provide a tour of our latest release and answer questions from attendees during this live event. Email us if you would like an exclusive invitation!

Here is what you will find in Altia Design 13.2…

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Reflecting on 2020: Altians Giving Back

Posted on by Cheryl Falk

None of us could have predicted the happenings of 2020 with the COVID-19 pandemic. Quarantining, remote work, remote school and Zoom calls were just the tip of a giant iceberg.

Across the globe, Altia’s team members were incredibly lucky. Not only were our employees able to forge ahead with business development, customer projects and new product development with very little disruption, but we were able to find new ways to connect with one another. One of the best ways for us to remain connected during the pandemic was to find opportunities to give back.

COVID-19 revealed tremendous need for our hometown community of Colorado Springs. In April, Altia responded to that need by providing funds for meals and laptops for the amazing students of Harrison District Two.

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Meet Altia at Automotive World 2021

Posted on by Cheryl Falk

We are proud to announce our participation in Automotive World 2021 from Wednesday, January 20 to Friday, January 22!

Meet us at the live event at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan — Booth S7-14 — or meet us via the virtual exhibition. We’ll be joining hundreds of exhibitors to demonstrate the latest innovations from Altia.

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Heads Up with Altia at CES 2021

Posted on by Cheryl Falk

CES 2021 has begun! Even though we can’t be there in person, the Altia Design Research Lab was proud to team up with the Texas Instruments DLP team and Ceres this year on a powerful electric truck HUD demo. Check it out here:

This concept expands the head-up display beyond its traditional function to serve as a potential replacement for the instrument cluster in an electric truck. The goal of the design is to strike the perfect balance of offering as much content as needed and as little content as possible.

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