LAP and Siemens PLM Software will present a live webinar, entitled: “Composite Engineering and Laser Projection: Improving Production Using a Digital Workflow”.
This webinar will be held on Monday, September 19, 2016, at 11:00 AM EST (5:00 PM CEST). The presenters are Leigh Hudson, Business Development, Siemens PLM Software, and Matthias Lange, Product Manager, LAP.
A significant portion of composite parts, across varied industries, are manufactured with hand lay-up today. Laser projection systems have increased hand lay-up throughput by up to 80% versus template and mold scribing methods. However, errors, inconsistent lay-up processes and design change implementation still pose challenges due to the lack of maintaining a digital workflow between the part being manufactured and the part designed for manufacturing. This webinar will demonstrate how solutions with an open-architecture, like LAP’s COMPOSITE PRO system including PRO-SOFT Software and Siemens PLM Software’s Fibersim TM for composite engineering and manufacturing, allow data interoperability to solve these challenges.
The webinar will be hosted by CompositesWorld. Register here: http://short.compositesworld.com/...
This webinar will be held on Monday, September 19, 2016, at 11:00 AM EST (5:00 PM CEST). The presenters are Leigh Hudson, Business Development, Siemens PLM Software, and Matthias Lange, Product Manager, LAP.
A significant portion of composite parts, across varied industries, are manufactured with hand lay-up today. Laser projection systems have increased hand lay-up throughput by up to 80% versus template and mold scribing methods. However, errors, inconsistent lay-up processes and design change implementation still pose challenges due to the lack of maintaining a digital workflow between the part being manufactured and the part designed for manufacturing. This webinar will demonstrate how solutions with an open-architecture, like LAP’s COMPOSITE PRO system including PRO-SOFT Software and Siemens PLM Software’s Fibersim TM for composite engineering and manufacturing, allow data interoperability to solve these challenges.
The webinar will be hosted by CompositesWorld. Register here: http://short.compositesworld.com/...
