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Digital Prototyping: Repackaged Cooking Lard

Started by Josh M · 10 months ago

Some of my blog friends were having a conversation offline about a post at PR, Marketing and the business of CAD that covered the Mechanical Media Summit where Autodesk revealed their new âforward-thinking solutionâ to do away with PLM. Digital Prototyping.
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Jeff Cope
1 year ago

Hilarious!

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Bruce Buck
1 year ago

LOL! I thought the exact same thing (except the cooking lard part) when I saw this ad in Desktop Engineering. "Digital Prototyping? Uh....isn't that just..."

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Josh
1 year ago

I'm launching a brand new initiative called Electro-Zap Sculpting (EZS). EZSculpt will revolutionize the way engineers work by allowing them to create products ELECTRONICALLY... on a computer thingy, and allow manufacturing to prod engineering with an electric poker when they see something they don't like.

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Steve
1 year ago

You took the words right out of my mouth. One of my buddies, Kyle (who has also posted on here) and I have a class called Design for Manufacturability. We think our teacher has a certain affinity for Autodesk products. He spent the better part of a three hour lecture showing us the webcasts for this "new" digital prototyping. We just kind of sat there and looked at each other. We were dumbfounded as to how they could just ignore the last 15 or so years of productive 3d modeling. It was hard not to laugh in his face...

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