Advanced Prototyping Workshop From Concepts to Parts
April 13-14, 1995
8 am to 4:30 pm
- Learn how to move mission critical data from one
vendor application to another.
- Shorten your learning curve & bring products to
market quicker.
- Close the loop with vendors, customers &
co-workers.
- Understand & slay the demons of intersystem
operability.
- Compress your product development cycles.
- Come select from the "Best of Class" in
the world.
- Real World case studies.
Advanced Prototype in the Real World:
Your Real World Keynote Speaker:
Jack Wallack, President, C2C Technologies, Inc.
Drawing on 17 years' experience with CAD/CAM/CAE/RP,
Jack will take the complexities of these amazing new
technologies to a commonly understandable level. The tone
will be set for a very productive and informative 2-day
interoperability seminar with several of the world's
leading Advanced Prototyping Technology Companies at one
location.
- 2-Day Early Registration $149
- Walk-In-2-day Registration $169
- Single Day $89
APRIL 13 - 8:00 to 4:30
8:00 Registration/Breakfast/Exhibits
8:30 Keynote: Jack Wallack, Pres., C2C
Technologies, Inc.
9:15 Jeffrey Saunders, Sales Rep., Alias Corp.,
Software for Automotive Conceptual Design, Animation,
Entertainment.
10:00 David Watt, Acct., Mgr., & Jeff
Schultz, Tech. Sup. Eng. SDRC Mechanical Design
Automation-Solid Modeling for Design, Analysis, Testing
and Manufacturing
10:45 Break/Exhibits
11:00 Rick Murphy, Western Reg. Mgr., JSC/PDA.
Open Systems, Predictive Engineering.
11:45 Greg Kush, Sales Rep., 3-D Systems. Rapid
Prototyping & Manufacturing, Enhanced Design
Iteration & Optimization for Product Improvement
12:30 Lunch/Exhibits
1:15 Lee Mitchell, Regional Sales Mgr., Moldflow,
Inc. Process Simulation in Plastic Injection Molds
Analysis, Materials Selection.
2:00 Glen Chancellor, Reg. Sales Rep., SESCOI
USA, Inc. Automated Tool Path Generation System for
Highly Complex Surfaced CAD Models
2:45 Break/Exhibits
3:00 Yehaoram Uzeil, Pres., Soligen, Inc. Parts
Now. New Dimension in Metal Parts Manufacturing that
Revolutionizes the Metal Casting Industry.
3:45 Karl Grote, Long Beach State Univ., NIST/CEMTC.
Rapid Prototyping.
4:30 Seminar Wrap-up.
APRIL 14th - 8:00 to 4:30
8:00 Registration/Breakfast/Exhibits
8:30 Dr. Marshall Burns, Pres., Ennex
Fabrication Technology. Customer Co-Construction &
the Haircut Model of Manufacturing.
9:15 Warren Atkins, Pres., Design Projections.
Alias Conceptual Design for the Users' Viewpoint in
Real World Manufacturing Applications.
10:00 Dr. Benjamin Pedret, Managing Dir.,
Autoship Systems Corporate. Application of CAD/CAM for
Yacht Design & Surface Modeling.
10:45 Break/Exhibits
11:00 John McGinnis, District Manager,
Parametric Technology. Advanced Solid Modeling for
Rapid Prototyping Applications.
11:45 Richard Finn, Manager of Integrated Design
Services, Sandia Nat'l Lab. Turning Concepts into
Reality.
12:30 Lunch/Exhibits
1:15 Bill Torres, Technical Engineer, MSC/PDA (FEA).
Manufacturing Structural Composites with Composites
Laminate Modeling.
2:00 Jim Tess, Sales Rep., Helisys. Constructing
3D Models with Laminated Object Manufacturing (LOM).
2:45 Break/Exhibits
3:00 Bryan Drumm, West Reg. Sales Mgr.,
Stratasys. CAD/CAM Software Specialties.
3:45 Tom Adams, Stereolithography Modeling &
Prototype Applications.
Break-Out Sessions on Modern Manufacturing:
The National Videoconferencing Series for Successful
Small Firms Toward Fast Product Realization
Call for information on upcoming events:
Composites Technology Center (CTC)
Cerritos College, Room ME-1
11110 Alondra Blvd.
Nowalk, Ca 90650
(562) 860-2451, ext. 2927 or
FAX (562) 467-5012
E-Mail
composites-info@cerritos.edu
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