WEBINARS
Presented by:
faro.com
Date and Time:
May 12, 2015
2:00 PM EST
Presenter
Gary Telling
Director of Business
Development
FARO Technologies, Inc.
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Sign up for Automotive Design & Production webinars. You will get
one-on-one product information, process insight and direct contact
with suppliers ofering the most current machining technology.
Supplying to the
Automotive Industry:
How to use 3D measurement data to win business
In recent years, The original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the automotive
industry have enhanced their vehicle development process to incorporate
3-Dimensional holistic views of their parts and systems.
OEMs have grown and streamlined their processes to utilize 3D measurement data—
not only in design, tool and die construction, vehicle integration, matching, launch,
and steady state process control—but also in their part procurement process.
The PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) is growing within the OEMs to not only
include statistical measurements and capabilities from key dimensional locations, but
also entire part and assembly 3D analysis.
This trend began with sheet metal parts in the body and stamping processes—
but is quickly expanding to include powertrain, interiors, exteriors, and chassis
components.
What You Will Learn:
• The progression and use of 3D data by the leading automotive OEMs—and how it
applies to their processes.
• How the OEMs use 3D data to evaluate supplier parts.
• What automotive suppliers can do to improve their processes and demonstrate
world- class capabilities to meet the evolving requirements of OEMs in today's
3-Dimensional world.
Presenter's Bio:
Gary Telling, an internationally recognized metrology expert and a 32-year veteran
of the automotive industry, built his reputation through his groundbreaking work at
General Motors. He started as a Production Supervisor, controlling all aspects of fnal
vehicle assembly in their General Assembly and Body Shops for a multitude of vehi-
cles. Mid-career, he graduated from Purdue 1st in his class with a degree in Industrial
Technology. He went on to handle dimensional and quality control for eight diferent
GM new product launch centers. Telling served as GM's Advanced Global Metrology
Lead for fve years where he researched, benchmarked, and developed business cases
for the company's metrology strategies, while also discovering and implementing new
applications for technology.