Online, Anytime Learning That's Free
H2I Group is excited to partner with our technology education manufacturers to bring you free online learning that you can access live or watch on demand, anytime from anywhere. Our webinars allow you to connect and share in real-time with educators and experts from around the world. The webinars cover a wide range of topics from resources to equipment, technology, curriculum, and software.
Upcoming Webinars
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
Speakers: Tim Greene (Research Director – Hardcopy Solutions, IDC) and Wayne Benson (Director – Factory Floor Solutions, Stratasys)
Production time lost, task avoidance, workers’ compensation and hiring and training of replacement employees are just a few of the hidden costs of manufacturing-related injuries. Learn how 3D printing can help manufacturers avoid those costs by improving worker comfort, increasing safety and reducing injuries on the factory floor.
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
May 20, 2020 at 11:00AM - 11:30AM CDT - The Stratasys Sessions: Turn Design Inspiration into Reality
Bringing design ideas to life is a complex and multi-stage process. What if there was a better way to fill the gap between render and reality for your stakeholders without sending designs out to a model shop? Learn about how full-color 3D printing can solve design challenges and see what that could look like in your work space.
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
Speakers: Jesse Hahne (Co-Owner, CAD), Marc McCauley (Co-Owner, CAD), Sam Green (Product Marketing Lead – Rapid Prototyping, Stratasys)
As a small, agile design firm, Center for Advanced Design (CAD) meets high demands without missing a step. They’ve built a strong reputation designing high-quality parts and prototypes for the power sports industry with speed, fulfilling complex requests by verifying concepts and validating designs fast on their in-house Stratasys F370 3D Printer.
Join Jesse Hahne and Marc McCauley, CAD’s co-owners, to hear how their business is growing through an accelerated design process and increased productivity with FDM technology at the core. See how they incorporate 3D printing into their daily workflow and hear their in-depth user perspective as one of the first design firms to use the Stratasys F123 Series 3D Printer.
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
Speakers: Vince Anewenter (Director – RPC Consortium, Milwaukee School of Engineering), Jazmin Darden (Instructor, Dunwoody School of Technology), Gina Scala (Marketing Director – Global Education, Stratasys)
Additive manufacturing has the potential to transform manufacturing supply chains – speeding processes and reducing costs. And its impact is seen across every industry, from aerospace to medical devices. Unfortunately, one of the most overlooked aspects of Additive Manufacturing is workforce development.
While the technology continues to evolve, there’s a widening gap between these advanced solutions and the certified professionals to drive them. Not only is there a lack of industry-endorsed proof of workforce-ready AM skills, but this development is often inconsistent. Across industries, there’s a growing need for highly skilled additive manufacturing workers for key industry jobs. With access for schools to more than $2 billion in workforce development funding from the government – specifically for training programs – now is the time to put a spotlight on your students and the need for AM certification.
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
May 28, 2020 at 11:00AM - 11:30AM CDT - The Stratasys Sessions: Turn Design Inspiration into Reality
Bringing design ideas to life is a complex and multi-stage process. What if there was a better way to fill the gap between render and reality for your stakeholders without sending designs out to a model shop? Learn about how full-color 3D printing can solve design challenges and see what that could look like in your work space.
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
This week Hydraulics Levels 1 & 2 and Pneumatics Levels 1 & 2 are being offered. The LVSIM-EMS class is Teaching Power Factor Compensation. And get your Industry 4.0 fix with this week’s Technology Tuesday.
Sign-up will be closed 48 hours prior to the class. Sign-up today!
On Demand Webinars
Speakers: Stephan Chomyszak (Mechanical Engineering – Wentworth Institute of Technology), Michael Lawrence (Engineering Technology – Queensborough Community College), Jesse Roitenberg (Education Segment – Stratasys)
There isn’t a single “best” solution. 3D printing is an alternative to CNC that opens the door to more options and new capabilities. Step inside a well-equipped shop and you will see CNC mills sitting side-by-side with 3D printers. Shouldn’t your school be a well-equipped shop? Shouldn’t your graduates have the insight to what makes these processes different, the combination creates a workflow where the best solution is always available?
Step into two different schools and learn what they have in their manufacturing centers, how they are teaching it and what the benefit is to their students.
Speaker: James White, Director (Additive Manufacturing Strategy Consulting Practice, CIM Data)
You know Lean. The efforts targeted to Continuous Improvement and Respect for People and Teamwork aren’t new. But do you know how additive manufacturing (AM) redefines Lean within your work environment? With an interest in AM or as an AM-adopter, you may have already realized traditional methods for optimizing workflows and KPIs function very differently with 3D printing.
Join industry expert, James White from CIM Data, to learn how major companies like Boeing and Apple navigate the second wave of Lean to improve quality, eliminate waste, reduce time, reduce total costs, recalculate ROI.
Convincing management and C-Suite level decision makers of the value of 3D printing models, parts and prototypes can be challenging. Learn about the strategies you can use to make the case for 3D printing and gain tools for justifying the cost of investment.
Speaker: Gina Scala (Marketing Director – Global Education, Stratasys)
Give your students a head start on their future. In this webinar, you’ll learn how F-Series 3D printers can prepare your students for today’s workforce using the same technology industry uses. Discover how F123 printers address the needs of educators through easy, cost-efficient and reliable technology that’s bundled with teaching resources and learning content.
Speakers: Fadi Abro (Automotive Business Segment Leader, Stratasys), Ricky Shannon (Lead Application Engineer – 3D Printing, TriMech Solutions)
Since the implementation of 3D printing in manufacturing, there has been an increasing need for an advanced tooling solution that can withstand the rigorous demands of the factory floor without damaging parts. Learn how Diran™ 410MF07 can help produce jigs, fixtures and other manufacturing aids that supply the strength, flexibility and low-surface friction that manufacturers need.
Speakers: Kunal Mehta, Oliver Smith, David Busacker
For many applications and industries, the benefits of additive manufacturing are well-defined. Design freedom, flexible manufacturing, hyper-personalization to name a few. The temptation is with such well-defined benefits, all it takes to make additive manufacturing work within a business is to buy a machine and materials.
In fact, for additive to be transformational, the entire business must buy into additive manufacturing; from the boardroom to the factory floor. In this presentation from Blueprint, we’ll demonstrate this enterprise-wide approach:
- We’ll help you articulate the why by introducing a new mindset for understanding the business benefits of additive manufacturing.
- We’ll explore what technologies are available, when to use those technologies, and how to quickly calculate ROI.
- Finally, we’ll frame how to think about deploying and sustaining additive manufacturing within your organization.
Spend 60 minutes with Blueprint and you’ll come away armed with the tools you need to adopt additive manufacturing within your organization.
Speaker: David Dahl
FDM (fused deposition modeling) has proven to be an excellent candidate for the fabrication of jigs, fixtures, and ancillary tools commonly used in manufacturing. Unlike traditional methods, the design and fabrication of FDM tools requires a different approach in order to achieve maximum value.
This presentation will walk through the process of adopting FDM tools onto the factory floor. Topics covered will include: materials, best practices for design, and examples of success in the manufacturing industry.
Speaker: Evan Hochstein
Learn about the Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy Printer from the experts on the Stratasys healthcare team. We’ll be reviewing 5 of our most commonly printed and requested anatomies: myocardium, gel support/vessel wall, long bone, annulus, and tumor.
Attendees will learn about how Stratasys’ advanced GrabCAD Print software takes a simple STL and generates a complex interior structure in order to accurately recreate anatomical models and they will be able to take home a sample printed on a Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy Printer. We will also review published data on various 3D printed digital anatomies that are commercially available today and how they compare to native tissue.
Team Penske, one of the most successful teams in the history of professional sports, continues to evolve their production processes in order to minimize lead times and maximize performance on the racetrack. Additive manufacturing (AM) has led the charge in this evolution with new approaches to tooling applied within all production departments including composites, fabrication, machining, and assembly.
Stratasys AM printers have replaced 5-axis CNC machines for most composite and thermoforming tooling production by leveraging the manufacturing freedoms and high-performance materials afforded through additive. Lightweight polymer fixtures have replaced costly metal-machined and fabricated fixturing for rapid vehicle development. Additionally, the implementation of FDM technology has resulted in a more efficient and cost-effective approach to thermoforming racecar components.
Come and learn how additive manufacturing has infiltrated tooling applications within Team Penske for quick turnaround solutions that keep them at the forefront of racing.
Speakers: Jesse Roitenberg (Education Segment Sales Leader, Stratasys), Kurt Helgeson (Professor & Department Chair – Environmental and Technological Studies, St. Cloud State University), Chuck Hentges (Assistant Professor – Environmental and Technological Studies, St. Cloud State University)
3D printing labs give students a space to learn, explore ideas, test designs and solve for real-life problems using technologies that are quickly becoming the industry standard. Learn about the things you should consider when researching and planning the creation of an academic lab or Makerspace at your school.
Speakers: JP Velasco (Segment Applications Engineer – Stereolithography, Stratasys)
The perception of color is the result of a number of variables. Differences in the human eye, lighting and reflectiveness all determine how we see color. And when it comes to translating color from the digital world to the physical, what you see is not always what you get.
3D printing with PANTONE and VeroVivid materials bridges that gap. As the first 3D printers to be PANTONE Validated, Stratasys J8 series printers bring true color to physical objects.
Join us in this webinar as we explore the science of color. We’ll also show you how to translate digital color into accurate 3D printed color with PANTONE and GrabCAD Print.