Description
Almost every original equipment manufacturer and design studio is trying to shorten the design process. And not just shorten the process-they want more and more innovative designs. More variants, shorter process. How could we make this happen? The answer is never far. It's time to let the designers get into the real 3D design world. Alias software is not just a tool for surface modeling. It is far beyond that: it is supposed to be the designers' playground. You can sketch 2D, model 3D, sketch 3D, and communicate with digital sculptors on one model, one platform. This class will explain how.
Key Learnings
- Learn why designers should use Alias and how to better deliver design proposals in 3D
- Learn how to use the shortest time to create a concept sketch to guide 3D modeling
- Learn that concept modeling is not just about surface modeling—it should be more creative and interactive
- Learn how to sketch on 3D models to create 3D sketches and guide 3D detailed modeling
Speaker
Florian CoenenFlorian Coenen received his industrial design diploma in 2002 from Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences in Germany. He worked in several companies as an industrial designer in the concept area, design development, technical surfacing, and visualization for clients within the automotive industry (like BMW and Mercedes-Benz), and in the consumer electronic field and capital goods design for Siemens and Siemens mobile. He was also a production manager and assistant of the board in the field of advanced fiber composites. Here, he was included in CAD engineering, innovation management and quality management, product development, visualization, and marketing. For more than 10 years he is working at Autodesk Inc. First he started as Technical Support Specialist taking care of customers who use Autodesk® Alias®, VRED™, Maya®, 3ds Max®. And since 5 years he is part of the technical Marketing team at Autodesk and is responsible for the automotive area where you might have seen his What's New videos, mainly for Alias and VRED.