Join us for “Scan to Design”: explore Artec technologies for engineering in Melbourne & Sydney
What: Scan to Design: The Digital Engineering Workflow
Where: Melbourne: Mount Waverley, Victoria | Sydney: Lane Cove West, New South Wales
When: Melbourne: May 20, from 4 pm to 7 pm | Sydney: May 21, from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Scan to Design: The Digital Engineering Workflow is coming to Melbourne on May 20 (from 4 pm to 7 pm) and Sydney on May 21 ( from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm), bringing together engineers, designers, and manufacturing professionals for a practical session on modern digital engineering processes. Hosted by Artec 3D’s Australian partner Invenio, the event in both cities will showcase how advanced 3D scanning and intelligent design workflows can take reverse engineering, product development, and CAD modelling to a completely new level. Come for the opportunity to see and test some of our robust solutions, including Artec Leo, Artec Spider II, and Artec Point – each designed to capture highly accurate 3D data for engineering applications.
The session will focus on real-world workflows rather than theory, demonstrating how physical parts can be scanned and transformed into accurate CAD models in SOLIDWORKS. You will explore practical techniques to improve modelling speed, reduce manual design effort, and accelerate product iteration cycles, and learn how Artec scanners can be used for that. The wireless Leo is ideal for capturing industrial components on the go, while the ultra-high-resolution Spider II is suited for intricate mechanical details and complex geometries. Artec Point offers precise metrology-grade data capture for inspection and reverse engineering tasks. Alongside the scanning demonstrations, you will also discover SOLIDWORKS tips and tricks designed to boost everyday productivity and engineering efficiency.
Whether you are looking to enhance your engineering workflow or reduce development time, this event offers a great chance to get practical insight from industry experts. Register now to experience the connection between physical and digital engineering in Melbourne or Sydney, and discover smarter ways to innovate!
