Live webinar was May 22, 2013. You can watch the webinar on-demand by filling out the form below. 3D printing is revolutionizing design and production. Scanners like the FARO Edge ScanArm play a vital role in this process with their ability to acquire super-accurate 3D data of physical objects and quickly export it to design
Webinar: Choosing the Right Sensors for Industrial Applications
Live webinar date is Wednesday, May 29 at 2 PM Eastern. Industrial sensing applications require special design considerations to address the technical challenges that are imposed on the sensor and industrial includes more than manufacturing and factory applications. One of the main criteria that a user has to consider is the choice of technology used
Webinar: How To Integrate Prototyping Into The Design Process Using 3D Printing
Live webinar was April 18, 2013. You can watch the recording on-demand by filling out the form below. How do you define “prototyping”? How does your group include prototyping into your design methodology during the conceptualization, development and implementation phases of product and structural package design? Do you include brand and graphic communications? How should
Webinar: Specifying the Perfect Encoder: How to Avoid the Most Common Encoder Errors
Live webinar is April 3 at 2 PM Eastern. Join us during this webinar as Encoder Products and US Digital discuss ways to avoid the most common errors when specifying encoders. Topics covered will include how knowing the difference between position accuracy and resolution aides in selecting the right encoder, as well as important mechanical,
Webinar: How to Deliver Real-Time Concept Design with PTC Creo 2.0
Live webinar was March 26, 2013. You can watched the archived version by filling out the form below. Join Nout Van Heumen for a 30-minute discussion on the importance of real-time concept design and the tools he uses in the overall innovation and product development process. Nout is a Dutch industrial designer and engineer with
Webinar: How Close is Close Enough? – Pneumatic and Electric Actuation to Accomplish Positioning Accuracy
Live webinar date was March 21, 2013. You can view the archived version by filling out the form below. This webinar with Bimba Manufacturing and Design World Editorial Director, Paul Heney, discusses the capabilities of pneumatic mechanical, electro-pneumatic and electric stepper/servo actuation and control for use in commercial and industrial process applications. Beginning with “hard-stop”
Webinar: Start to Finish 3D Printing with Christie Digital
Live webinar date was March 6, 2013. Watch the recorded webinar on-demand by filling out the form below. Christie Digital Systems offers world-class projection displays and visualization solutions for any type of content. In order to maximize their product development and ensure quality of design Christie has established its own in-house prototyping and testing facility. Christie has
Webinar — Streamlining Product Development: Designing from Scan Data with Geomagic and FARO
Live webinar was Tuesday, February 26, 2013. You can watch the webinar on-demand by filling out the form below. Scanning and reproducing solid models for manufacturing no longer requires costly, time-consuming middleware or costly tools to be effective. New solutions like Geomagic’s new scan-in-CAD software, SPARK, and handheld scanners from FARO are revolutionizing the design process.
Webinar: Why (and How) You Should Implement Plastic Bearings
Live webinar date was Wednesday, January 23, 2013. You can watch the webinar on-demand by filling out the form below. Learn about the characteristics of plastic plain bearings, the different polymer materials available, and the many benefits that these types of bearings boast in comparison to metal bearing alternatives. Discover the advantages and limitations of
Additive Manufacturing 101: How the Future of Product Development and Manufacturing is Changing
This webinar is available for on-demand viewing by filling out the registration form below. Additive manufacturing technologies are also commonly known as “Rapid Prototyping” or “3D Printing” as well as other names. And, although they are still being used by design engineers for concept modeling and prototyping, that’s not all. Manufacturing engineers are now employing







