Are you curious about the cutting-edge technologies shaping the world of additive manufacturing?
Join us for an exclusive panel discussion that will unveil the groundbreaking techniques behind Kindig-it Design's extraordinary custom car fabrication process. Don't miss this unique opportunity to gain insights from industry experts as they reveal the secrets of their success.
During this engaging discussion, Rich Nobliski, 3D Metrology Integrated Marketing Director at FARO®, Dave Kindig, CEO of Kindig-it Design, and Greg Hebard, Kindig-it Design's Digital Fabrication Specialist, will explore how they harness the power of 3D metrology and additive manufacturing to bring awe-inspiring cars to life!
Attend this online discussion to learn:
- The fundamentals of 3D metrology and its importance in an additive manufacturing process.
- The unique challenges faced when applying 3D metrology to additive manufacturing in the automotive industry — how to handle complex geometries, surface finishes, material properties and internal structures.
- How these challenges differ from traditional manufacturing methods and the impact they have on metrology techniques.
- How 3D metrology can be used for quality control and process optimization.
Don't miss the opportunity to discover the secrets behind Kindig-it Design's exceptional craftsmanship and innovation.
Save your spot now — and feel free to share this invitation with any colleagues who might benefit from attending.
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Rich Noblisk - Global Integrated Marketing Director, 3DM | FARO Technologies Rich Nobliski is the Integrated Marketing Director for 3D Metrology at FARO Technologies. Before FARO, he worked in manufacturing at Siemens Digital Industries Software. |
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Dave Kindig - President/Owner/Designer | Kindig-it Design As President of Kindig-it Design, Dave has led the custom car-design field with his unique skills and vision to craft truly one-of-a-kind customs. |
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Greg Hebard - Digital Fabrication Specialist | Kindig-it Design Born and raised in "Motor City" Detroit, Greg Hebard holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Utah and worked as a machinist for racing motorcycles before joining the hotrod industry. |
We look forward to having you join us for this exciting panel discussion!