The Next Step Toward End-To-End Digital Manufacturing
NX Inspector and Model Based Definition (MBD)
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LIVE Webinar | 60 Min
November 06, 2025 | 4pm-5pm CET | 10am-11am EST
NX Inspector enables the definition and management of quality characteristics directly in the 3D model. Model-Based Characteristics (MBC), linked to PMI data and geometry, create a consistent, standards-compliant database in accordance with the guidelines of the Digital Metrology Standards Consortium (DMSC). Design changes are automatically applied, minimizing manual effort. This supports a continuous digital process chain from design to quality assurance – efficient, interoperable, and future-proof.
In our practice-oriented webinar, our experts Manuel Fieß and Marko Weber will show you how to use NX Inspector and MBD to create a continuous digital process chain from design to quality assurance.
What to Expect:
Overview of cross-process challenges in design, manufacturing, and quality management.
Introduction to the model-based process chain (Model Based Definition, MBD).
Presentation of NX Inspector: Feature generation and management; support for standards and CAD-neutral formats; integration into Teamcenter
Demo: Characteristic generation in NX Inspector; publication and use of characteristics in Teamcenter; inspection planning in Teamcenter Quality based on characteristics
Q&A – your questions answered live
Why You Should Attend:
Understanding how to establish a continuous digital data flow from design to quality inspection.
Insights into how processes in design and quality management can be accelerated.
Insights into minimizing errors through up-to-date, consistent data.
Practical insight into the implementation of MBD and NX Inspector through demos.
Target Audience:
Design engineers who want to consider quality characteristics early on in the design process.
Quality managers and engineers who benefit from automated inspection planning.
Production planners and production managers who strive for seamless integration of design and quality data.
Companies that want to achieve end-to-end digital manufacturing and greater process reliability.
