Accelerate is celebrating its fifth birthday! To mark this milestone, we’re expanding our reach by heading to a new city—Toronto—and bringing along fresh topics, exciting speakers, and innovative technologies. This year’s two-day event, taking place on September 19th and 20th, will focus on the tools shaping the future of product development, such as generative design and 3D printing. These technologies are helping bridge the gap between design and manufacturing throughout the entire product lifecycle. We’ve structured the conference into three tracks: Design, Make, and Manage—each exploring how manufacturers can innovate at every stage of the process. But why Toronto? The city is home to Autodesk’s new office in the MaRS Discovery District, the world’s largest innovation hub. Since its founding in 2000, MaRS has grown from a nonprofit supporting medical research into a thriving ecosystem for educators, scientists, entrepreneurs, and researchers across multiple industries. Autodesk moved into MaRS in late 2017, creating a cutting-edge workspace that Accelerate attendees will have the chance to explore during the event. Photo credit: Christian Kaufmann Among the inspiring speakers joining us is Denise Schindler, a German para-cyclist who has experienced firsthand how design and fabrication technologies can change lives. After losing her leg in an accident, Denise discovered cycling and became a top athlete. With the help of a custom prosthetic designed using Autodesk’s tools, she was able to compete in the Paralympics, improving performance while reducing cost and time. Her story highlights the power of technology to transform not just products, but people’s lives. Stephen Goetzinger of Steelcase will be a featured speaker at Accelerate 2018 in Toronto. The second day of the conference kicks off with Steelcase, a company redefining the modern workplace. Their sleek furniture designs promote collaboration and productivity. Stephen Goetzinger, a senior application engineer at Steelcase, will discuss how tools like generative design and virtual reality are helping them better understand and meet customer needs. And speaking of generative design—this powerful approach, already used by companies like General Motors and Stanley Black & Decker, is becoming even more accessible. Starting October 7, all Fusion 360 commercial subscribers will gain access to the full suite of generative design features, including advanced simulation and CAM tools. This makes it easier than ever for designers and engineers to create optimized solutions that meet real-world constraints. One project that’s already benefiting from generative design is Roboy, a humanoid robot developed by students and researchers at the Technical University of Munich. With the help of Fusion 360, the team improved its construction and performance. At Accelerate, we’ll hear from Roboy’s lead developer, Rafael Hostettler, about how these tools helped make the robot more functional and efficient. Finally, we’ll also hear from other customers like Aclara, RAMLAB, and Hosokawa, who are using Autodesk’s cloud-based manufacturing tools to streamline prototyping, enhance collaboration, and adopt hybrid manufacturing techniques. Their stories show how digital transformation is reshaping the way we make things today.
Fiber Coupled Lasers
Fiber Coupled Laser Module
All series CNI Laser modules can be fiber coupled with different core diameter MM fiber or SM fiber. You have to refer to the detailed specs of each laser modules (such as power, stability, noise, size, etc) to decide which one is suitable for your application. We would like to do the coupling job for you.
Fiber Coupled Integrated Electronics Laser System
The FC series (Fiber Coupled Laser System) integrates Laser Diode, laser cavity, fiber coupled optics, laser power supply, LD current and crystal temperature control into ONE box. The power is available for 1mW-100W with different dimensions. The characteristics of compact design and convenient functions make it very suitable for pumping, scientific research, industrial and medical applications.
FC-X
Low Power Levels
FC-W-A/ B
50W
FC-W-H
50-100W
Even Beam Fiber Coupling
CNI can supply the even beam distribution of laser modules and laser systems, features a flat beam profile with different wavelengths. They are suitable for the fields of medical treatment, ultraviolet curing, fluorescent detection, criminal investigation and scientific research.
Fiber
Fiber Collimator
Single-mode fiber with core diameter 4-9 μm
Multi-mode fiber with core diameter 50-1000 μm
Used to collimate the beam at the end of fiber
Focus adjustable collimator optional
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Multi-wavelength Fiber Coupled Laser
Special offer multi-wavelength fiber coupled laser system are designed with integrated electronics and easy operation. 2~6 wavelengths can be combined into one box. USB or RS232 connector is optional. Wavelengths are available for UV-Visible-IR range, lasers include diode and DPSS lasers. The multi-wavelength lasers are widely used for medical, biomedical, and industrial application, etc.
Round Even Beam
Square Even Beam
