Using CAD data from other applications is a fact of life for most design teams.
Using CAD data from other applications is a fact of life for most design teams.
But that doesn’t mean it’s smooth and painless. On the contrary, critical data can be lost, design intent muddled, and making changes to the geometry may be difficult if not impossible. Designers often find it’s faster to just model the part over again in their own CAD system.
Yet, some are avoiding all of these problems by leveraging technologies that work far better with imported CAD data. Attend this webinar to find out how.
In this webinar you will learn:
- How big a problem imported data can be
- What other companies are doing about it
- About one process equipment manufacturer’s solution to working with imported data
About the Speaker:
Chad Jackson is an analyst and researcher who provides insights on the technologies used for engineering. He has published on educational thought leadership topics hundreds of times and presented dozens of times both domestically and internationally.
His research has surveyed thousands of engineering organizations
Brian Fritz is the engineering supervisor for B&P Process Equipment and Systems (Saginaw, MI). The company designs and manufactures mixing and separations equipment used for compounding and mixing systems, chemical extraction and separation equipment for various applications.
Brian has 15 years of commercial CAD experience. He holds a BSc. in mechanical engineering and an MBA. He is also an adjunct faculty member for Saginaw Valley State University.
This webinar is sponsored by Solid Edge from Siemens PLM Software. To watch this webinar, please complete the form on this page.
Other Webinars in the series are:
- Accelerating Complex Designs
- Fast, Easy Design Changes
