QForm UK all over the world: you can receive a personal consultation and try out the QForm software during major metalworking events
Today, engineers are no longer limited to standard software features. With neural networks and API tools, every user can create their own solutions for specific tasks.
In this webinar, we’ll show you how to customize QForm UK to meet your needs, automate workflows, and develop tailored solutions.
Anyone can start programming. We’ll provide quick-start guides, introduce you to a library of ready-made scripts, and demonstrate how QForm’s capabilities enable you to create new applications, scripts, and extensions and introduce the QForm API hub, which will help you get started with programming quickly. We’ll also share training data files that you can use with your neural networks.
Programming is becoming a new tool for engineers, and in the near future, it may become an essential foundational skill.
Continuing our introduction to the QForm API.
In this webinar, we’ll move from general programming capabilities to practical engineering use cases. We’ll explain how to use the API to optimize aluminum extrusion simulation processes: automate routine operations, speed up calculation preparation, and extend QForm’s standard functionality.
You’ll get acquainted with a library of ready-made scripts and learn what tasks each one is designed for. We’ll also show you how to create your own automation tools and adapt QForm UK to specific production tasks.
Rolling simulation involves working with a sequence of technological operations, numerous process parameters, different simulation scenarios, and large volumes of data. QForm API helps automate individual stages of this work and combine them into custom simulation workflows.
In this webinar, we’ll show you how to turn routine simulation operations into manageable, automated processes. Using practical examples, we’ll demonstrate how to develop scripts for engineering tasks, adapt them to the specifics of a technological process, and extend QForm’s standard capabilities.
You’ll explore a library of ready-to-use scripts for rolling simulation and learn how to create your own tools tailored to your needs.
Programming is not as complicated as it may seem.
The ET Seminar is a comprehensive technical event that addresses virtually every facet of the aluminum extrusion industry through its quality programming, which spans across three days. ET has a reputation for a commitment to excellence that is highly respected by those in and around the aluminum extrusion industry. We will provide the presentation topic and participation details later.