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Michael Nunnery left a comment for Jan Nielsen"Hello Jan,
The CAD/CAM Society welcomes you as a new member. We encourage new members to participate in helping to move the CAD/CAM society agenda forward. We are especially looking for members to contribute their ideas and experience to promote CAD…"
Michael Nunnery left a comment for Chris Cheng"Hello Chris,
The CAD/CAM Society welcomes you as a new member. We encourage new members to participate in helping to move the CAD/CAM society agenda forward. We are especially looking for members to contribute their ideas and experience to promote…"
Michael Nunnery left a comment for Don Virostek"Hello Don,
The CAD/CAM Society welcomes you as a new member. We encourage new members to participate in helping to move the CAD/CAM society agenda forward. We are especially looking for members to contribute their ideas and experience to promote CAD…"
David M. Gerecke left a comment for Jose Miguel Gomez Torres"Welcome to the CAD/CAM Society! Log into the web site and look over discussions and other posts. We are working to build a foundation of Online Learning Center Courses that the university instructors can use in teaching P&O students. We would…"
David M. Gerecke left a comment for Sun Hae Jang"Welcome to the CAD/CAM society. We are a small but growing group of CAD/CAM enthusiasts. One of the projects we are working on is developing a foundation of introductory CAD/CAM education courses for use by university instructors in teaching new…"
David M. Gerecke posted a discussionCAD/CAM Curriculum Development Committee update
The CAD/CAM Curriculum Development Committee met in Atlanta at the AAOP meeting. After our first meeting at AOPA in Las Vegas with over 20 in attendance, we had only three in Atlanta. Represented were Vorum and Willow Wood. Very disappointing.Congratulations to Willow Wood for posting the first course! You can see it here:…See More
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CAD/CAM From the Ordinary to the Extraordinary
From the Ordinary to the Extraordinary
This presentation is an examination of the uses of CAD/CAM for multiple types of cases. It is provided by Michael Nunnery, CPO, FAAOP, Chair of the CAD/CAM Society of the Academy.
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I noticed a decrease in my Omega Scanner performance as I added other programs to my laptop. My IT friend found a few interesting things:
1: The VxScan software uses a lot of processor capacity.
2: The VxScan software is rather polite, in that it allows other programs to take up processor capacity first, limiting its own performance.
3: Scanner performance improved immediately when those programs were turned off or deleted.
I also spoke with Creaform (the manufacturers of the Omega Scanner) who put together this document: Optimizing your PC for use of the Omega Scanner
1: The VxScan software uses a lot of processor capacity.
2: The VxScan software is rather polite, in that it allows other programs to take up processor capacity first, limiting its own performance.
3: Scanner performance improved immediately when those programs were turned off or deleted.
I also spoke with Creaform (the manufacturers of the Omega Scanner) who put together this document: Optimizing your PC for use of the Omega Scanner
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CAD/CAM Curriculum Development Committee update
The CAD/CAM Curriculum Development Committee met in Atlanta at the AAOP meeting. After our first meeting at AOPA in Las Vegas with over 20 in attendance, we had only three in Atlanta. Represented…Continue
Started by David M. Gerecke Mar 26.
castings with zero patterns
Hi I am a new member of the society.I have 8+ years in CAD/CAM/CNC applications in diversified fields like aerospace,die & mold,pump industries.I am interested in TRIZ theory application for…Continue
Started by Suresh Babu Tadi Apr 4, 2011.
Plagiocephaly CAD modicfications
I would like to compare notes with others who are modifying their own plagiocephaly models using CAD. Given the large number of scanners and CAD users in the community, I could see this developing…Continue
Started by David M. Gerecke Jan 24, 2011.
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