Learn how to create higher quality designs while limiting costs and product-development time during the SEMA Show educational session, "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost."

Attention R&D engineers and product planners: Learn how to substantially cut product-development time and costs using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and rapid prototyping technologies. Through live demos and a short tutorial during the "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost" free education sessions at the SEMA Show, you’ll see how CAD can help you get your next product to market faster and for less.

SEMA member Kevin Dill, president of RockSolid Designs, will demonstrate how easy CAD is to use and discuss his own success with the technology. David Gurrola, president of GROWit, will explain how rapid prototyping and 3-D scanning not only saves time and money, but also leads to higher quality designs.

Join Dill, Gurrola and SEMA Vehicle Product Data Manager Oscar Munoz at either one of two sessions on Monday, November 2, in room N263. The first session is scheduled 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m., the second from 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Make your plans to attend today. For up-to-date Education Week information and details, visit http://www.SEMAShow.com/eLearning.

	Learn how to create higher quality designs while limiting costs and product-development time during the SEMA Show educational session, "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost."

Attention R&D engineers and product planners: Learn how to substantially cut product-development time and costs using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and rapid prototyping technologies. Through live demos and a short tutorial during the "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost" free education sessions at the SEMA Show, you’ll see how CAD can help you get your next product to market faster and for less.

SEMA member Kevin Dill, president of RockSolid Designs, will demonstrate how easy CAD is to use and discuss his own success with the technology. David Gurrola, president of GROWit, will explain how rapid prototyping and 3-D scanning not only saves time and money, but also leads to higher quality designs.

Join Dill, Gurrola and SEMA Vehicle Product Data Manager Oscar Munoz at either one of two sessions on Monday, November 2, in room N263. The first session is scheduled 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m., the second from 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Make your plans to attend today. For up-to-date Education Week information and details, visit http://www.SEMAShow.com/eLearning.

	Learn how to create higher quality designs while limiting costs and product-development time during the SEMA Show educational session, "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost."

Attention R&D engineers and product planners: Learn how to substantially cut product-development time and costs using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and rapid prototyping technologies. Through live demos and a short tutorial during the "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost" free education sessions at the SEMA Show, you’ll see how CAD can help you get your next product to market faster and for less.

SEMA member Kevin Dill, president of RockSolid Designs, will demonstrate how easy CAD is to use and discuss his own success with the technology. David Gurrola, president of GROWit, will explain how rapid prototyping and 3-D scanning not only saves time and money, but also leads to higher quality designs.

Join Dill, Gurrola and SEMA Vehicle Product Data Manager Oscar Munoz at either one of two sessions on Monday, November 2, in room N263. The first session is scheduled 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m., the second from 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Make your plans to attend today. For up-to-date Education Week information and details, visit http://www.SEMAShow.com/eLearning.

	Learn how to create higher quality designs while limiting costs and product-development time during the SEMA Show educational session, "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost."

Attention R&D engineers and product planners: Learn how to substantially cut product-development time and costs using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and rapid prototyping technologies. Through live demos and a short tutorial during the "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost" free education sessions at the SEMA Show, you’ll see how CAD can help you get your next product to market faster and for less.

SEMA member Kevin Dill, president of RockSolid Designs, will demonstrate how easy CAD is to use and discuss his own success with the technology. David Gurrola, president of GROWit, will explain how rapid prototyping and 3-D scanning not only saves time and money, but also leads to higher quality designs.

Join Dill, Gurrola and SEMA Vehicle Product Data Manager Oscar Munoz at either one of two sessions on Monday, November 2, in room N263. The first session is scheduled 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m., the second from 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Make your plans to attend today. For up-to-date Education Week information and details, visit http://www.SEMAShow.com/eLearning.

	Learn how to create higher quality designs while limiting costs and product-development time during the SEMA Show educational session, "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost."

Attention R&D engineers and product planners: Learn how to substantially cut product-development time and costs using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and rapid prototyping technologies. Through live demos and a short tutorial during the "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost" free education sessions at the SEMA Show, you’ll see how CAD can help you get your next product to market faster and for less.

SEMA member Kevin Dill, president of RockSolid Designs, will demonstrate how easy CAD is to use and discuss his own success with the technology. David Gurrola, president of GROWit, will explain how rapid prototyping and 3-D scanning not only saves time and money, but also leads to higher quality designs.

Join Dill, Gurrola and SEMA Vehicle Product Data Manager Oscar Munoz at either one of two sessions on Monday, November 2, in room N263. The first session is scheduled 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m., the second from 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Make your plans to attend today. For up-to-date Education Week information and details, visit http://www.SEMAShow.com/eLearning.

	Learn how to create higher quality designs while limiting costs and product-development time during the SEMA Show educational session, "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost."

Attention R&D engineers and product planners: Learn how to substantially cut product-development time and costs using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and rapid prototyping technologies. Through live demos and a short tutorial during the "Tech Transfer: Cut Product Development Time & Cost" free education sessions at the SEMA Show, you’ll see how CAD can help you get your next product to market faster and for less.

SEMA member Kevin Dill, president of RockSolid Designs, will demonstrate how easy CAD is to use and discuss his own success with the technology. David Gurrola, president of GROWit, will explain how rapid prototyping and 3-D scanning not only saves time and money, but also leads to higher quality designs.

Join Dill, Gurrola and SEMA Vehicle Product Data Manager Oscar Munoz at either one of two sessions on Monday, November 2, in room N263. The first session is scheduled 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m., the second from 2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Make your plans to attend today. For up-to-date Education Week information and details, visit http://www.SEMAShow.com/eLearning.

October 1964 was a busy month on the Bonneville Salt Flats. During the span of just a few weeks, the land-speed record changed hands no fewer than five times. Tom Green, driving Walt Arfons’ jet-powered Wingfoot Express, set the wheels in motion with a 413.199-mph record on October 5. Two days later, Walt’s younger brother Art upped the record to 434.022 mph in the Green Monster, a car he built in his Akron, Ohio, shop using a military-surplus 17,500-hp GE jet engine.

The Inside SEMA section of SEMA News continues its highlight of SEMA management, with this month's edition featuring SEMA Vice President of Councils & Membership Nathan Ridnouer. SEMA News recently interviewed to uncover how councils can assist members in a tough economy, council activities planned for the Show and the new ways the association is delivering benefits to the membership. 

The Inside SEMA section of SEMA News continues its highlight of SEMA management, with this month's edition featuring SEMA Vice President of Councils & Membership Nathan Ridnouer. SEMA News recently interviewed to uncover how councils can assist members in a tough economy, council activities planned for the Show and the new ways the association is delivering benefits to the membership. 

The Inside SEMA section of SEMA News continues its highlight of SEMA management, with this month's edition featuring SEMA Vice President of Councils & Membership Nathan Ridnouer. SEMA News recently interviewed to uncover how councils can assist members in a tough economy, council activities planned for the Show and the new ways the association is delivering benefits to the membership.