Emulate3D Prepares for User Group Meeting

Emulate3D will hold its 2016 User Group Meeting (UGM) at The Graduate Ann Arbor, Michigan on 19-20 October. An intermediate workshop will be co-located the day before.

UGM is an event designed to provide learning about the Emulate3D product range, how it is used by major companies across the world, and what’s being developed now to make users’ jobs easier. Industry is invited to participate in presentations by companies such as Dematic, Grenzebach, Daifuku, Haskell, and The Dennis Group, as well as gaining valuable insight into what’s coming from some of the key Emulate3D architects and developers.

This is the big year for Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, and Emulate3D is a leader in this field. Check out the Google Cardboard, the Samsung Gear VR, the Oculus Rift, the HTC Vive, and Microsoft’s Hololens and discuss how these emerging technologies could benefit a company.

The annual UGM is a unique opportunity to learn more and discuss ideas with peers about the exciting Emulate3D technology in a relaxed and informal setting.

UGM registration is $499 and includes:

• Attendance at all presentations on the 19th and 20th
• Breakfast, lunch, morning and afternoon snacks and drinks each day
• A complimentary seat at the UGM celebration dinner and drinks on the evening of the 19th
• A chance to win the iPad in the draw on the 20th
• Various Emulate3D goodies
• Relaxed atmosphere and a great ambiance

An intermediate workshop will be co-located the day before, designed to accelerate productivity by demonstrating the latest techniques to get the most out of an investment in Emulate3D technology.

Learn more about what one can do with Emulate3D products by watching user presentations (previous presenters include General Motors, Dematic, Intralox, Swisslog, KUKA Robotics, Haskell, and The Dennis Group) and talking with Emulate3D developers.

Discuss projects with support gurus and peers at this unique event in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Additionally, try out the latest Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality gear.