Remains a cornerstone for Jacquard, carpet, and tuft design, offering specialized tools for pattern creation.

It included robust tools for processing scanned artwork into digital files ready for engraving or printing. Technical Legacy

Enter NedGraphics, a Belgian company with deep roots in weaving technology (originally known for the NedGraphics Weave Editor ). By 2009, NedGraphics had consolidated several acquisitions and product lines into a more coherent suite—but the 2009 version was the first to truly embrace a modern, modular, and PC-native architecture.

The studio hummed with a new kind of energy. The "Vision" and "Texcelle" modules allowed the team to: