DownStream Webinar: Release 2018 December 19

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Discover DownStream's highly acclaimed software products. During this webinar, attendees will learn about the cutting-edge changes and updates in Release 2018 - BluePrint-PCB 6.0, CAM350/DFMStream 14.0.

Wednesday, December 19

• 6:00AM PDT/9:00AM EDT (2:00PM GMT / 3:00PM CEST)
• 11:00AM PDT/2:00PM EDT  

With release 2018, DownStream has created a truly integrated 2D/3D environment for improved PCB post processing, with technology enhancements including:

• 3D visualization and documentation of manufacturing data
• Completely new and streamlined user interface for CAM350 and DFMStream
• Seamlessly share data among all DownStream products with our common database
• Improved management and execution of all DFM analysis functions
• Support for 64 bit, as well as other upgrades

For more information, or to register for this webinar, click here.

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