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Dan Gelbart
Dan Gelbart delivers an 18 part hands on class on prototyping (YouTube)
1. Introduction
2. Safety
3. Waterjet
4. Bending
5. Spot Welding
6. Coatings
7. Presswork
8. Enclosures
9. Materials
10. Flexures
11. Non-metals
12. Plastics Forming and Casting
13. Large Structures
14. Brazing
15. Mill and Lathe
16. Machining
17. High Accuracy
18. Design
Dan Gelbart is technology adviser to Kardium Inc. and a co-founder of Creo, now part of Eastman Kodak Co., Cymbolic Sciences, and MDI. Often credited as the father of modern computer-to-plate technology, Gelbart has more than 100 U.S. patents, and has twice received the British Columbia (Canada) Science Council Gold Medal.
Gelbart is an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia and had the honor on 16 May 2010 of being the first person to activate Ted Maiman's original ruby laser since Maiman's death in 2007. He demonstrated Maiman's laser during a symposium at Simon Fraser University (Canada) celebrating the laser's golden anniversary. See a video of the demonstration.
Maiman's autobiography, The Laser Odyssey, was published using a Creo laser-based pre-press system.
Dan Gelbart
Dan Gelbart delivers an 18 part hands on class on prototyping (YouTube)
1. Introduction
2. Safety
3. Waterjet
4. Bending
5. Spot Welding
6. Coatings
7. Presswork
8. Enclosures
9. Materials
10. Flexures
11. Non-metals
12. Plastics Forming and Casting
13. Large Structures
14. Brazing
15. Mill and Lathe
16. Machining
17. High Accuracy
18. Design
Dan Gelbart is technology adviser to Kardium Inc. and a co-founder of Creo, now part of Eastman Kodak Co., Cymbolic Sciences, and MDI. Often credited as the father of modern computer-to-plate technology, Gelbart has more than 100 U.S. patents, and has twice received the British Columbia (Canada) Science Council Gold Medal.
Gelbart is an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia and had the honor on 16 May 2010 of being the first person to activate Ted Maiman's original ruby laser since Maiman's death in 2007. He demonstrated Maiman's laser during a symposium at Simon Fraser University (Canada) celebrating the laser's golden anniversary. See a video of the demonstration.
Maiman's autobiography, The Laser Odyssey, was published using a Creo laser-based pre-press system.