Welcome back to Design Innovation Month! Join Computer Aided Technology (CATI) and GoEngineer for our Design Innovation Month Live Event Series. This year’s events showcase What’s NEW in SOLIDWORKS 2023 as well as What’s New in 3D Printing and 3D Scanning technologies!
Throughout the month of October (and a little bit into November) as we travel back in time to see where the industry has been, where we can go and what we can create. Where we are going, there are roads — we will be visiting 30+ cities across the US on our tour along with a virtual option, so register today to find out the latest information.
At CATI, we empower innovators like you with the tools and knowledge needed to create the future you imagine.
We look forward to seeing you at this year’s events!
Another year, another huge update for the SOLIDWORKS and 3DEXPERIENCE product families. CATI’s application experts will fill you in on all the exciting new features.
Explore the latest solutions from Stratasys, Creaform, DyeMansion and PostProcess Technologies. Now featuring manufacturing technologies from GoEngineer.
Welcome to What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2023 series of LIVE events.
The Design Innovation Month Live Events are an interactive learning experience focused on helping you design and make better products. Look for the Design Innovation Month LIVE experience in a city near you and register for an engaging session with our experts.
SOLIDWORKS What’s New 2023
What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2023 and 3DEXPERIENCE x2023
What’s New in Manufacturing Solutions – 3D Printing and 3D Scanning
Happy Hour/Networking/Fun Activity (See Location for Details)
In this Design Innovation Month What’s New webcast installment, we are covering SOLIDWORKS Design 2023. We’ve looked at the What’s New guide and want to share some of the new functionality that caught our attention. During the 30-minute webcast, we are going to cover several new enhancements for parts, assemblies, drawings and more. Join Application Engineer Manager Kris Dubuque for this presentation and live Q and A following the event.
SOLIDWORKS 2023 is on its way to your local device. Our team is working to get you all the latest tips and tricks, along with ‘What’s New’ to let you know how it applies to you. And it doesn’t stop there. We offer a full range of solutions from simulation and design to 3D printing and 3D scanning to help you get the job done quickly, efficiently and make you the ‘office hero’.
Catch up on what's new in SOLIDWORKS and 3DEXPERIENCE:
11/04
SOLIDWORKS 2023 Tips For Working With Mesh File Formats
11/03
Using SOLIDWORKS CAM to Create INLAYS
11/01
The New “Penalty Stiffness Control for Contacts” in SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023
10/31
SOLIDWORKS 2023 Frame Building Tips & Tricks
10/28
SOLIDWORKS 2023 Drawings Tips & Tricks
10/27
DraftSight 2023 Tips & Tricks
10/25
Optimize Your Designs With SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023
10/24
SOLIDWORKS 2023 Sheet Metal Tips & Tricks
10/21
SOLIDWORKS Visualize 2023 Tips & Tricks
10/20
What's New In SOLIDWORKS Manufacturing Solutions 2023 CAD
10/18
SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023 Mesh Tips & Tricks
10/17
SOLIDWORKS 2023 Large Assembly Tips & Tricks
10/14
3DEXPERIENCE Platform Simplified
10/13
Design Automation With DriveWorks
10/11
Understanding Your SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023 Results
10/10
SOLIDWORKS 2023 Sketch Techniques, Tricks and Things You Might Have Missed
10/07
What's New In SOLIDWORKS Electrical 2023
10/06
Getting Started With SOLIDWORKS CAM 2023
10/05
What's New In SOLIDWORKS PDM & Manage 2023 CAD
10/04
What's New In SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2023 CAD
10/03
What's New In SOLIDWORKS 2023 CAD
Virtual Showrooms
Over the past year, we’ve seen many new solutions and technologies in Additive Manufacturing. Explore the latest solutions from Stratasys, Creaform, DyeMansion and PostProcess Technologies.
Browse:
INNOVATION STARTS HERE
Featuring
H350
RPS Neo
H350
Uses 100% Renewable High Yield PA11 polymers
Powered by Stratasys’ Patented SAF™ Technology
1170in3 Printing Area
Take control of your production and costs to grow your business through volume production and consistent end-use functional parts.
Take control of your production and costs to grow your business through volume production and consistent end-use functional parts.
Accurate, production-grade parts with best-in-class consistency.
Grow your part production business for a variety of industries and applications with a workflow you can fully control. Built for high-volume, short-run production, the Stratasys H350 3D printer gives you control of your materials, workflow, production and costs while delivering consistency and accuracy print after print.
Produce parts with a uniform, smooth surface that are suitable for a wide range of applications.
The reliable and proven Neo series of 3D printers build high-quality parts with superior surface quality, accuracy and detail.
The Neo stereolithography 3D printer produces highly accurate prototypes with unparalleled industry quality.
Designers and engineers from industries such as F1 and service bureaus requiring high volume and large part printing are choosing the Neo for prototyping applications.
Portable, accurate and simple to use, the HandySCAN 3D features unmatched speed that captures high-quality measurements.
When accuracy meets versatility and portability
The HandySCAN 3D line-up is the industry standard in portable metrology-grade 3D scanners and a proven and trusted patented technology. Optimized to meet the needs of design, manufacturing and metrology professionals, the BLACK Series provides the most effective and reliable way to acquire accurate 3D measurements of physical objects anywhere.
The fastest and most accurate 3D scanner and portable CMM for shop floor environments
Fast, accurate, and versatile, the MetraSCAN 3D optical CMM scanner line-up is designed for manufacturing and metrology professionals who want to deliver approved quality parts quickly and efficiently.
Engineered to work both in the metrology lab and on the production floor, the MetraSCAN 3D is optimized to perform metrology-grade measurements and 3D surface inspections on a large variety of parts regardless of size, material, finish, or complexity.
Delivers uniform, high-quality results for every part, regardless of geometry, with short cycle times.
The patent-pending BASE solution offers the largest envelope in our Support Removal series of machines and delivers uniform, high-quality results for every part, regardless of geometry, with short cycle times to meet high-volume production needs. The PostProcess BASE removes supports from the following 3D printing technologies: FDM, SLA, CLIP, PolyJet, and more.
The BASE provides delicate to robust support removal with higher throughput using 360-degree spray agitation to ensure complete part coverage. The system is ruggedly designed for the largest additive manufactured parts, with an envelope measuring 53″ W x 30″ L x 32″ H.
Engineered to meet the demands of volume production while ensuring consistency of every part.
When throughput is essential, the PostProcess™ DEMI 800™ Series automated submersion systems are engineered to meet the demands of volume production while ensuring consistency of every part.
The DEMI 800 Series uses PostProcess’ patented Submersed Vortex Cavitation (SVC) technology and removes PolyJet and FDM supports or excess resin. PostProcess’ SVC technology utilizes agitated flow to effectively remove PolyJet and FDM supports with a ‘sink-float’ process to rotate parts throughout the chamber. This variable motion, combined with optimal energy delivery and detergent filtration, results in fast and uniform removal. With the motion of fluids within the machine controlled by our Agitation Algorithms, sensor data adjusts in real-time so that parts are not damaged and removal of supports and resin is consistent.
To Download the SOLIDWORKS Part File for the Contest Please Follow the Instructions for the Sign-Up Form
Design Innovation Design Competition
It’s that time of year again where we get our creative juices flowing for Design Innovation Month’s Design Competition. As we head ‘back to the future’, we take a new look at how today’s hoverboards can be revamped to emulate movie magic. While we don’t foresee floating hoverboards any time soon, you can still customize additional accessories for what’s available in today’s market.
Our challenge to you is…Design an aftermarket accessory which can be applied to a Hoverboard buggy (you can view the buggy model to the left or below).
This can be anything from a cell phone holder, a cup holder, footrest or protective covering that can be affixed to the buggy. We welcome you to exploit the advantages of 3D printing and the design freedom it delivers.
To really put the best SOLIDWORKS 3D designers to the test, the competition for 2022 will run for 5 weeks only! To further challenge you, you will be limited to design for only FDM or PolyJet 3D printers.
All winning entries will be printed by CATI to scale using the appropriate technology and 3D printing material selected by CATI. All entries become property of Computer Aided Technology / GoEngineer.
To download the hoverboard model file please fill out the form below. When you have finished filling out the form fields, click the ‘Save my Information, Upload my Submission Later’ button at the bottom of the form. After, you will receive an email with the contest instructions, a link to download the hoverboard .sldprt file, and a link to easily come back to this form and upload your hoverboard buggy accessory.
If you have completed designing and modeling your buggy accessory you can submit your zipped CAD model and any supporting documents by completing the form below and answering ‘Yes’ to the ‘My accessory design is complete and would like to upload it for judging’ question. A file upload field and a notes field for explaining your design will appear. Once you have finished explaining your design and uploading your ZIP archive you can submit the form after agreeing to the terms and conditions.
Throughout the entire month of October the technical team at Computer Aided Technology will be dissecting the new release of SOLIDWORKS 2023 to show and explain the best new feature enhancements as well as taking a look at the new 3DEXPERIENCE platform release! Stay tuned! The What’s New Blog series will begin on September 15th.
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