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Webinar - Automated Creation of Measurement Plans - 3D Master

10/2017 The webinar on October 18, 2017, shows how to import inspection features that already exist within a CAD model into GOM Inspect Professional 2017.

Training Webinar - Surface Analysis of Sheet Metal Parts

07/2017 Optical metrology allows a series-accompanying and reproducible evaluation of surface defects. Register for the webinar on July 13, 2017, and find out how to detect and analyze defects on sheet metal parts.

Training Webinar - Open Data Architecture in the 3D Testing Software

06/2017 The webinar on June 29, 2017, presents the import of additional scalar values and the export functions in ARAMIS Professional 2017 and GOM Correlate Professional 2017. Possibilities for live communication are also presented.

Application Webinar - Determination of Forming Limit Curves in ARAMIS

05/2017 The forming limit curve provides an established guideline for practitioners who are working in the field of sheet metal forming applications. The application webinar takes place on May 24, 2017, in English and German.

Training Webinar - 2D/3D Image Correlation in Materials and Components Testing

03/2017 Displacements, strains and specified parameters of materials are captured with mono and stereo camera systems. Which differences are related to both optical measuring systems is shown in the webinar on March 30, 2017.

Application Webinar - Optical 3D Metrology in Biomechanics Testing

03/2017 Biomechanics presents a huge challenge to measurement technologies for determining mechanical properties of materials and for validating the performance of parts. The webinar on March 15, 2017, deals with applications for optical 3D metrology in the field of biomechanical testing.

Training Webinar - A Beginner’s Guide to GD&T

12/2016 GD&T is today widely used in most industries around the globe. GOM is going to break down the fundamentals of GD&T workflows into easily understandable concepts. The training webinar takes place on December 15, 2016, in English and German.

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