~Announcement of Free Online Seminar~ "Autodesk Inventor" reflects user feedback and requests, releasing a new version every year. In this seminar, we will highlight and present a digest of new features that are useful for design work from past versions to the latest version. You can register here: https://www.otsuka-shokai.co.jp/event/online/23/08/?p=B01

Event Web Page: https://www.otsuka-shokai.co.jp/event/region/23/1108cad/ We will introduce solutions for digitizing existing analog operations. Japanese manufacturing faces various challenges such as cost reduction, labor shortages, and intensified globalization and competition. We will present initiatives that address these issues through the use of IT and the digitization of existing analog operations. We will have exhibitions of long-range scanners, 3D printers, VR experiences, and a variety of seminars available.

By utilizing the tools you currently have, you can challenge yourself with new initiatives. A must-see for Autodesk Inventor and Product Design & Manufacturing Collection users! With zero additional investment, we will provide tips for trying out new initiatives by leveraging the tools you already possess. *While the content is intended for Autodesk Inventor and Product Design & Manufacturing Collection users, we aim to provide valuable insights that can be beneficial even for customers who do not use these tools.

We would like to introduce a case where Fujiseiki Co., Ltd., which manufactures and sells rice processing machinery, general food machinery, and confectionery and bakery machinery, has implemented "Inventor." As the company transitioned from an established 3D CAD to a different environment, they faced challenges with non-history design not aligning with reuse design and reflecting design intent, as well as balancing high-end functionality with cost. After the introduction of our product, they were able to fully implement data management using Vault and properly establish their 3D design methods.