Design and manufacturing companies are faced with ever increasing competition.  More innovative product designs and technology are essential to successfully compete in today’s market.

Incorporating rapid prototyping and 3D printing technology into new product development, Burton brings better products to market faster than ever before.

View the webinar with Burton Snowboard Senior Prototyping Specialist Ryan Larson and Objet Senior Applications Engineer Neil Ranney team up for a webinar that explores how Burton Snowboards uses rapid prototyping and 3D printing to cut time and costs off new designs. 

Webinar contains:

• How in-house rapid prototyping with 3D printing technology can decrease product design cycle time and costs
• How to improve communication and creativity in all phases of the product design cycle
• Best practices for incorporating 3D printing into a rapid prototyping strategy
  
  
  
  Burton Snowboards has been the world’s leading snowboard company since 1977 and continues to set itself apart by quickly adapting to snowboarding’s continuous progression.  Burton’s latest bindings innovation, Extra Sensory Technology is an example of this adaptation.  Fully developed, tested and delivered in 18 months, EST shattered previous timelines by 6 months with the aid of in-house Rapid Prototyping.