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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
Beyond Reverse Engineering: Connecting Scan Data, CAD, Simulation & Additive Manufacturing
A methodology for integrating 3D scanning, mesh modeling, CAD, simulation, and 3D printing into a single cohesive workflow, and how this approach applies to the development of real-world parts and assemblies.
One Workflow From Scan to Finished Part
Bringing a functional part from concept to finished product takes more than mastering individual tools. It takes knowing how to bring those tools together into one unified workflow.
In this session, we walk through the full development process: initial scan data, reverse engineering, CAD modeling, simulation-driven validation, and final 3D printing. You'll leave with a clear picture of how to structure your own workflow when multiple tools and disciplines work together to create more robust designs.
Why Attend?
Turn Scan Data Into Usable CAD
Capture and prepare geometry with 3D scanning and mesh modeling, then bridge it into a parametric CAD workflow.
Validate Designs With Simulation
Use simulation to inform design choices and confirm your decisions before you build.
Use 3D Printing Throughout the Process
See where 3D printing fits at multiple stages of design and manufacturing.
Your Speakers
Donte Wesley
Application Engineer at M5D
Donte Wesley is a 3D Printing Application Engineer at M5D specializing in HP and Markforged technologies. Donte has experience using additive technology for prototyping and production parts in the motorcycle industry.
Taylor Hoff
Senior Applications Engineer at Hawk Ridge Systems
Taylor Hoff is a Senior Applications Engineer at Hawk Ridge Systems with a focus on SOLIDWORKS and Simulation. He has years of experience as a SOLIDWORKS user and has worked in the aerospace industry with a background in design, R&D, testing, and technical communications.