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Creation in Motion, the SOLIDWORKS Concept to Consumer Tour featuring URB-E, is bringing key members of our team to multiple cities across the country this summer. 

Additive manufacturing with 3D printing technology can be applied in a variety of different ways. It can be used to create parts and assemblies without tooling, reduce design risk through prototyping, provide efficiencies in the manufacturing process and be used for low-production digital manufacturing. But with so many applications it can be very hard to pin down the technology that is right for your specific needs. 

Problem solved! On Thursday, July 12, you will have the opportunity to see multiple additive manufacturing solutions under one roof. 

The end-use of a product should be at the forefront of your mind when you're in the design process. However, consumer products are often able to be used for multiple purposes which makes prototyping an important step. But did you know that before you print out several mock-ups you can look at each stage of design validation utilizing simulation software? Lucky for you, we have a three-part webinar series where we demonstrate and explain this all for you. 

Did you know TriMech offers more products outside of SOLIDWORKS and Stratasys? We offer a variety of solutions that may be perfect for your business. You don't have to just take our word for it though. We have a Solution Partner On-Demand Webinar Series where you have a chance to learn about each one. 

We knew how much everyone loved the SOLIDWORKS Templates Presentation at SOLIDWORKS World 2018 and the Four-Part Webinar Series: Templates 101. And we knew we couldn't just keep them to ourselves. You now have the opportunity to enjoy both of these on your own time-table. The presentation is available for download and all four webinars are online for convenient streaming. 

The 17th annual SOLIDWORKS User and Training Conference: Concept2Design (C2D) is right around the corner! We've gathered some of the top frequently asked questions and answered them for you. Whether you're new to the conference or have attended a time or two, we have information about event history, guest speakers, breakout sessions and more.

We’re less than a month away from the big event, and the planner in us is busy organizing our agenda before SOLIDWORKS World 2018 kicks off on February 4 in sunny Los Angeles, CA.

Do you find yourself creating essentially the same product over and over again? Could your products be defined by a uniform set of rules?

If you've ever dreamt of automating your repetitive design tasks in SOLIDWORKS, then DriveWorks might be the perfect solution for you.

Things are getting spooky in the TriMech office, as we demonstrate how you can maximize your scan-to-print capabilities on a real pumpkin. Watch the on-demand webinar below for tips on optimizing your reverse engineering workflow and integrating scanning, design and printing solutions.

Have you wondered about SOLIDWORKS User Groups and how you can get involved in one close to you? This Q&A features James Adkins, Computer Aided Drafting department head at Almanac Community College and group leader for the BACoN SWUG.

Wondering what all the buzz is about metal 3D printing? Then make plans now to attend TriMech's upcoming Metal 3D Printing Seminar featuring Desktop Metal. Read below and learn why your company should attend.

>> Click here to watch the recording of this live stream 

The 29th Annual Additive Manufacturing User Group Education and Training Conference in Chicago, IL is only days away (March 19-23, 2017). Start planning your AMUG 2017 agenda with presentations, networking events and workshops for a range of industries.

To make sure you don't miss any of the new technologies in 3D printing, scanning and more, we put together your complete guide to AMUG 2017.