Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The Amur CAD KasCAD hardware and software complex was developed jointly with "KasKAD" for the transition from Autodesk AutoCAD to Russian software.

The hardware base of the PAK is Amur solutions: Narval personal computers and Tigr monoblocks in productive configurations. The solutions are available with the KasKAD program already deployed and tested on them. Special configurations are possible for resource-intensive engineering tasks.

Denis Gorbunov, CEO of Amur, said:

Large companies from the industrial sector and the market as a whole, which are increasingly switching to Russian solutions, need not just registered equipment, but ready-made solutions with pre-installed and tested Russian software for their tasks. This approach can significantly reduce the resources and time required to implement domestic products and update the fleet of equipment. Developers and manufacturers are responding to this request by forming PAKs for customer tasks. We saw an urgent need for engineering personnel in a ready-made solution, and together with KasKAD we developed a PAK that will simplify the process of switching from foreign software for them without loss of efficiency.

According to the developers, the KasKAD solution has identical functionality, the interface of the foreign AutoCAD is preserved, and commands are supported without modifications. Compatibility with existing libraries of drawings and projects, scripts and files from AutoCAD is provided. KasKAD works without an emulator on Windows 8, 10, 11, Linux-compatible OS: Astra Linux, Red OS, Alt, Ubuntu, Debian, Red Hat.

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