Sign up now for a Webcast that will bring you up-to-date on industrial and medical applications for rapid-prototyping technologies. Desktop Engineering Editor Tony Lockwood and Medical Design Editor-in-Chief Paul Dvorak will share the mike in a discussion of industrial and medical applications, and best practices for using rapidly-prototyped parts.

The setting will be the Rapid 2007 Conference and Exposition at the Marriott Renaissance in Detroit on May 2. The Webcast is sponsored by Roland DGA Corp., a developer of rapid prototyping equipment. Interested listeners can sign up now for the Webcast at machinedesign.com/roland.

Although most applications have been industrial, a few doctors and medical-device designers have recognized the equipment's capability and use it in ways that original developers could not foresee, such as simplifying what was once complex and lengthy surgeries. Sign up today and learn more.