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DownStream to Host CAM, PCB Documentation Webinars

Published: 27 November 2018
 by Chelsey Drysdale

MARLBOROUGH, MA – DownStream will host a pair of webinars on its 2018 software releases for computer-aided manufacturing and PCB documentation.

On Dec. 4, CAM350/DFMStream 14.0 will cover 3-D visualization of manufacturing data to minimize manufacturing defects and delays in production; a new and streamlined user interface for CAM350 and DFMStream; improved management and execution of all DFM analysis functions; a common database to share data among all DownStream products, and support for 64 bit. For more information and to register, visit https://www.downstreamtech.com/dfmstream-webinar.php.

On Dec. 5, BluePrint-PCB 6.0 will cover software designed to automate, streamline and improve PCB documentation, including technology enhancements to the latest release of the tool. For more information and to register, visit https://www.downstreamtech.com/blueprint-webinar.php.

 

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