Prototyping and Rapid Iteration for Hardware Products: Presented by Onshape
Prototyping and Rapid Iteration for Hardware Products: Presented by Onshape
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Dear Entrepreneurs and Founders,
We are delighted to extend an invitation to you for an insightful webinar hosted by the Accelerator Centre, presented by Onshape.
Date: March 28th, 2024
Time: 10:30 AM EST
Platform: Zoom
Topic: Prototyping and Rapid Iteration: Discussing methods and tools for prototyping hardware products quickly and efficiently, such as 3D printing, PCB prototyping, and rapid iteration techniques.
In today's dynamic market, the ability to prototype and iterate rapidly is crucial for the success of hardware products. Join us as we delve into practical strategies and cutting-edge tools that enable entrepreneurs and founders to bring their hardware ideas to life swiftly and effectively.
Key highlights of the webinar include:
- Insights into the latest advancements in 3D printing technology.
- Strategies for efficient PCB prototyping.
- Techniques for rapid iteration to accelerate product development cycles.
Our esteemed hosts from Onshape will share their expertise and guide you through the nuances of prototyping hardware products in today's fast-paced landscape.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain invaluable knowledge and network with fellow entrepreneurs and industry professionals.
To secure your spot, please register.
We look forward to your participation in this exciting event!
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Michael LaFleche, a.k.a. “The Professor,” is the Director of Technical Services at Onshape, a PTC business. A fixture in the 3D CAD community, Michael previously worked for multiple SOLIDWORKS Value Added Resellers in training and sales. He has also worked for companies in the "real world" in mechanical and electrical design positions utilizing a myriad of CAD systems. In his spare time, Michael enjoys live music, searching for natural waterfalls (versus the artificial ones), visiting historic industrial locations and playing the Doumbek, a Middle Eastern drum.
