Rhino Grasshopper Training Course Duration: 24 hours   Click To View Image   ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]  Video Training Delivery System: Ask your Design Engine account manager about the Design-Engine Video Training Delivery System or TDS for short. We have prepared this entire class in an easy to follow guide for designers and engineers […]

In this comprehensive 5-day class, you’ll learn to create and edit accurate and free-form 3D NURBS models.

Students will learn specific workflow and work with more advanced Alias Studio surface models.

General principles of product design as related specifically to manufacturing. This is not an A-Class surfacing workshop.

While most training providers or Software resellers don’t know what an industrial designer is, this course is specifically designed for seasoned industrial designers who have a working knowledge of Alias Studio or Rhino 3D. To Learn Creo effectively this course combines solid and surface modeling techniques utilizing the latest version of Creo. This is an intensive seven day course specifically for industrial designers and can also be administered in a two week format to maximize the learning potential.

This class is designed for seasoned industrial designers who have a working knowledge of Alias or Rhino.This class effectively combines solid and surface modeling techniques utilizing Creo. This is an intensive seven-day course designed specifically for industrial designers.

During this introduction to Rhinoceros 3D training course students will learn about surface modeling and discuss general modeling approaches relating specifically to Rhino 3D Software.

General principles of Jewelry Design with respect to Rhino modeling tools.

This is not a beginner class. However, new users to Rhino can participate if they speak with the instructor first as extra preparation must take place to accommodate both advanced and beginner users.

Rhino can create, edit, analyze, and translate NURBS curves, surfaces, and solids in Windows. There are no limits on complexity, degree, or size. Rhino also supports polygon meshes. Rhino easily imports into any of the big three engineering packages such as Catia, Pro/Engineer and SolidWorks.

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