Onshape is the only cloud-based product development platform that brings together a true Saas-based CAD platform with data/documentation management solution, collaboration tools, plus real-time user & productivity analytics.
LEAP regularly runs webinars covering the latest Onshape news, updates, enhancements and tips & tricks. Browse the upcoming webinars below:
How Onshape Helps Engineering Teams Solve Problems with Product Data Management
Tuesday March 8th, 1:00pm (AEDT)
Product design teams generate thousands of CAD files. Without the right Product Data Management tools, design data can be easily lost, overwritten or modified without permission. In this webinar, we discuss what PDM is, how it works, and how new cloud technologies can be utilised to manage your mission-critical data and improve your process management.
SOLIDWORKS to Onshape Migration
Thursday March 17th, 1:00pm (AEDT)
Delivering new products and innovations to the market first requires a high level of design efficiency. How your teams interact with others and the design tools they use can have a significant impact on your business. In this webinar, we explore the similarities and the differences between Traditional CAD (such as SolidWorks) and the new cloud-native platform, Onshape. See how by moving your design team to product development in the cloud, you can streamline your design processes and effectively eliminate the bottlenecks caused by geographically dispersed teams.
If you’re thinking of switching from Traditional CAD to Onshape, it’s also important to understand the business benefits. In this webinar, we also review a typical product design process and explore how Onshape tackles common everyday problems like data management, data sharing, collaboration, and communication, especially between geographically dispersed teams, suppliers, and customers.
Top tier Sheetmetal and freeform Surface design by Onshape
Friday March 25th, 1:00pm (AEDT)
Onshape’s sheet metal and freeform surface design tools are vast and can produce complex features with ease. This versatility ranges from sketching in the flat pattern for cutting operations, to adding a tab to an existing part with a 2D sketch. No matter what type of model is being constructed, the ultimate goal is to have the least number of features while maintaining accuracy and fast regeneration times.
Join us for this free webinar to learn how using surfaces with sheet metal can help reduce the number of features in the Feature List and can change the way you look at modeling sheet metal forever.
