Inceptra

WEBINAR: Closing the loop from engineering to manufacturing execution with DELMIA Part 2
2025-02-19 10:00 - 11:00 UTC | Available Upon Request|Live Remote Learning
LIVE WEBINAR
In Part 1 of our two-part webinar series (Closing the Loop from Engineering to Manufacturing Execution with DELMIA), we explored how virtual models support the creation of manufacturing bills of materials (MBOM), process plans, and work instructions, allowing engineers to effectively manage changes and reduce risks throughout product development.

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In Part 2, we will showcase how the same virtual model seamlessly integrates with the Apriso manufacturing operations management (MOM) Platform. This integration includes features such as Production Execution, Quality, Warehouse, Maintenance, and Time and Labor tracking. Apriso fully utilizes the data model within the 3DExperience Design Platform. This isn’t a custom integration or data mapping process—3DExperience® and Apriso were designed to work together with a shared data model for closed-loop operations.

Transform your EBOM into MBOM, Process Plans, and Work Instructions through ourDigital Manufacturing Framework, and seamlessly execute them on the plant floor using Apriso MOM.

Apriso offers full Manufacturing Operations Management capabilities, which effectivelyleverage the 3DExperience Data Model to drive plant floor operations and ensure seamless execution.

Join Niranjan Kalele, Director of MES/APS Engineering at GoEngineer, as he showcases the seamless integration of the virtual model with our Apriso Manufacturing Operations Management (MOM) Platform.

Closing the loop from engineering tomanufacturing execution with DELMIA Part 2LIVE Webinar Agenda

February 19th, 2025 | 10 AM PST/1 PM EST

Duration (minutes)
Start (minutes)
Topics

3:00
0.00
Introduction

5:00
3.00
Recap of Manufacturing Engineering

20:00
8.00
Shop Floor Execution

5:00
28.00
Dashboards and Reports

2:00
33:00
Summary and Takeaways

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WEBINAR: Accelerating Complex Medical Device Design with Systems Engineering
2025-02-27 10:00 - 11:00
LIVE WEBINAR
Inceptra and Dassault Systemes present – Accelerating Complex Medical Device Design with Systems Engineering
A Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) approach can help designers develop agile product portfolios and processes that can respond to unmet patient’s needs. The market for wearable medical devices, including wearable injectors, is one of the fastest growing sectors in the medical device industry.
However, the technology used in many wearable medical devices is complex and requires different engineering disciplines to contribute to the design of the product (i.e. mechanical, electrical, software, electronic). There is intense competition in the medical device industry. This is pushing designers to develop agile product portfolios and processes that can respond to unmet patient’s needs.

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Model Based Systems Engineering Approach
In this webinar, we explain a method based on an MBSE approach. MBSE aligns design, engineering, and manufacturing teams to create robust and efficient products. This method allows for designing, evaluating and validating the product from requirements through design, manufacturing and services. Simulation models not only help to generate a virtual twin of the product, but can also be helpful through service, troubleshooting and calibration of the equipment.
Our presenter, Dr. Behnam Afsharpoya, serves as a Senior Solution Consultant at Dassault Systèmes. Specifically, he supports systems engineering, dynamic systems, control, and process simulation tools. Additionally, with over 20 years of experience in aerospace, biomedical, automotive, and oil and gas industries, he’s also a post-doctoral research assistant and adjunct professor.

Accelerating Complex Medical Device Design with Systems Engineering LIVE Webinar Agenda

February 27th, 2025 | 10 AM PST/1 PM EST

Duration (minutes)
Start (minutes)
Topics

3.30
0.00
Introduction

8.30
3.30
Systems Engineering Approach

14.00
12.00
Concepts and Demos

2.00
26.00
Summary and takeaways

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