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WEBINAR: 3D Scan to CAD...Tips & Tricks - 3DChimera WEBINAR: 3D Scan to CAD...Tips & Tricks - 3DChimera

WEBINAR: Tips & Tricks: 3D Scan to CAD

Join 3DChimera and a Geomagic engineer on this live webinar (previously recorded) as we explore a handful of tips and tricks to enhance your 3D scanning projects, with a focus on Reverse Engineering and Auto-surfacing right in the SOLIDWORKS interface with Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS. Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS is the premier reverse engineering tool on the market and is a perfect compliment to any 3D scanning solution

Join us to:

  • Learn the ideal 3D Scan to CAD workflow in SOLIDWORKS
  • See a live demonstration of Auto-surfacing to convert from mesh to solid CAD data
  • Learn how to quickly and easily begin reverse engineering directly from your scan data

Watch now to take advantage of this opportunity and learn more about Geomagic for SOLIDWORKS. 

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