SIGMA Technical Talks - A third round of the successful Webinar-Series
SIGMA Technical Talks - A third round of the successful Webinar-Series
The SIGMA Technical Talks have proven themselves well over the past two years. But even today, there is still a need to learn for free and in a time-efficient manner. Therefore, there is a new edition of the webinar series in this spring with new and current topics from the world around SIGMASOFT®.
Aachen, Feb 20th, 2023 - SIGMA Engineering is organizing weekly webinars again starting in late February. They are each about 60 minutes long and showcase interesting details and news about SIGMASOFT®. The individual areas of focus are as diverse as the applications of this simulation suite.
The webinar "DoE" demonstrates and discusses systematic virtual experiment planning and its automated execution and evaluation. "Virtual Thermoplastics" covers how more accurate simulation results can be achieved through practical improvement of material laws. The event "Elastomer" focuses on the precise impact of vulcanization on component mechanics, presenting a novel approach. Further insights into MIM (Metal Injection Molding) are provided in the webinar of the same name, enriched by presentations from ARBURG and BASF. All webinars are live events and participants participate with questions.
"The good feedback of the last years has encouraged us to relaunch this series of webinars for professionals," says Timo Gebauer, CTO of SIGMA. "This year, in shorter events, we are presenting individual parts and new possibilities of our software. Our customers - like us - have realized in the last two years that long trips can often be efficiently replaced by a web meeting. Therefore, the SIGMA Technical Talks will continue to be an offer for exchanging with us on technology and innovation."
Participation is free of charge for all interested parties. In addition to technical enthusiasm, only registration is required at www.sigmasoft.de. The dates take place in German and/or English. Events in other languages are already in the calendar."