Free Autodesk Webinar Wed 10-4-17, 5-7pm ET - "Design Now Virtual Conference 2017 Next generation design"
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Autodesk will hold a FREE online Virtual Conference tomorrow,
(Wed, 10/4/17) from 5-7pm ET. Data below, times adjusted to ET.
Enjoy!
- Keith Mc.
Links to the conference reservations:
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https://gems.autodesk.com/c/express/405d910d-1b81-4d94-b718-e1b0db1f78a1
.. https://academy.autodesk.com/design-now-conference
Topics will include: VR, Robotics, Drones, and Generative Design
Agenda: October 4, 2017, at 2 p.m. PT | 4 p.m. CT | 5 p.m. ET
.. 5-520 pm ET: Intro: Future of making and learning things –Sunand
Bhattacharya
.. 520-540 ET: Generative Design: Co-creating with A.I. –Erin Bradner
.. 540–6 ET: Drones: Using emerging technology for the unexpected –Eli
DElia
.. 6-620 ET: Robotics: Driving change now –Glenn Luckinbill
.. 620-640 ET: AR & VR: Not just headsets –Bei Yang
.. 640-7 ET: Closing –Jaime Perkins
More data on the sessions, from the website:
What to expect? Autodesk is holding its annual Design Now
Virtual Conference on October 4, 2017. This online conference is
an excellent opportunity for students and educators to learn more
about the disruptive technologies that are driving next generation
design, impacting businesses and industry today, and bringing
change to education. Join our two hour conference to hear expert
speakers discuss the technologies that are enabling greater
integration of the digital and physical worlds and learn what
it means for the future of making things.
Virtual reality - The combination of full immersion, spatial awareness,
and depth of interactivity enables a far more creative, efficient,
and connected process for making things.
Robotics - Can you imagine a robot sensing where you are or being
able to interact with products that it has never seen?
Drones - Discover how drone design is rapidly changing, and how
drones are transforming many industries.
Generative design - Have you ever wondered how people and computers
together can create things that humans alone could never imagine?
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(Wed, 10/4/17) from 5-7pm ET. Data below, times adjusted to ET.
Enjoy!
- Keith Mc.
Links to the conference reservations:
..
https://gems.autodesk.com/c/express/405d910d-1b81-4d94-b718-e1b0db1f78a1
.. https://academy.autodesk.com/design-now-conference
Topics will include: VR, Robotics, Drones, and Generative Design
Agenda: October 4, 2017, at 2 p.m. PT | 4 p.m. CT | 5 p.m. ET
.. 5-520 pm ET: Intro: Future of making and learning things –Sunand
Bhattacharya
.. 520-540 ET: Generative Design: Co-creating with A.I. –Erin Bradner
.. 540–6 ET: Drones: Using emerging technology for the unexpected –Eli
DElia
.. 6-620 ET: Robotics: Driving change now –Glenn Luckinbill
.. 620-640 ET: AR & VR: Not just headsets –Bei Yang
.. 640-7 ET: Closing –Jaime Perkins
More data on the sessions, from the website:
What to expect? Autodesk is holding its annual Design Now
Virtual Conference on October 4, 2017. This online conference is
an excellent opportunity for students and educators to learn more
about the disruptive technologies that are driving next generation
design, impacting businesses and industry today, and bringing
change to education. Join our two hour conference to hear expert
speakers discuss the technologies that are enabling greater
integration of the digital and physical worlds and learn what
it means for the future of making things.
Virtual reality - The combination of full immersion, spatial awareness,
and depth of interactivity enables a far more creative, efficient,
and connected process for making things.
Robotics - Can you imagine a robot sensing where you are or being
able to interact with products that it has never seen?
Drones - Discover how drone design is rapidly changing, and how
drones are transforming many industries.
Generative design - Have you ever wondered how people and computers
together can create things that humans alone could never imagine?
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