Sustainable Design & Digital Prototyping
Description
Manufacturers worldwide see increasing sustainable design and improving production processes as an effective response to global competition and regulations and a source of business value. Yet achieving more sustainable manufacturing is complex. It requires a holistic view, from designing products that use less materials and energy to improving the machines and processes that produce them to optimizing the layout of the facility itself. Digital Prototyping is central to the Autodesk approach. In this presentation we'll be looking at what that exactly means and how it enables manufacturers to digitally design, visualize, and simulate their products' real-world performance, and create more sustainable designs that are easier to manufacture and recycle at end-of-life, reducing waste and cost
15:15 hrs - Arrival
15:30 hrs - Welcome and introduction by Brayn Alibaks (board member KIVI NIRIA ZHZ)
15:30 hrs - Presentation 'Sustainable Design & Digital Prototyping' by Tim Doidge, Director Autodesk Europe
16.30 hrs - Questions and demonstrations
Speaker(s)
Tim Doidge, Autodesk
Tim has spent more than 20 years developing and implementing strategies for industry leaders in re-branding, driving awareness and entry into new markets. An original thinker with a strong background in design, he has wide experience of integrating groundbreaking initiatives into company methodology, through working with organisations at every level, thought leadership and evangelism.
For the last 3 years at Autodesk, Tim has successfully pursued cross industry solution selling across all verticals, including Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Manufacturing, Automotive and Media and Entertainment as well as encompassing Sustainable Design throughout
Location
Rotterdam University, Academy Square
G.J. de Jonghweg 4-6, 3015 GG Rotterdam, E3.02
Organiser
Informatica
Region South Holland South
Name and contact details for information
Karen de Man