3.10 Examining The Latest Software And 3D Modeling Developments That Are Assisting Design For 3D Printing Measuring the need and effectiveness of predictive software to ensure functional requirements are metInvestigating the importance of integrated software with additive manufacturing supportFrom design to machine: harmonizing design parameters with the equipment's build parameters to optimize quality and speedLooking into the possibility of using generic rather than machine-specific software to drive additive manufacturing equipment Tim Gornet, Manager of Rapid Prototyping Center Operations, University of Louisville 3.40 Question & Answer Session
So what can we derive from the Tim Gornet connection? Think he'll a Sigma name drop?
INDUSTRY FOCUS LOUNGES: SOFTWARE 11.30 Evaluating The Capabilities Of Additive Manufacturing Software And 3D Modeling In Each Industry LOUNGE 1: AUTOMOTIVE AND AEROSPACE Understanding how to use software as a predictive tool to ensure functional and mechanical requirements for high volume vehicle manufacturing Assessing the impacts of constant software updates on process validation and product repeatability Developing closed loop systems and automated processing of sensor data to reduce total cycle times and achieve consistent quality levels Brett Lyons, Material and Process Research Engineer, Boeing? Daniel Campbell, Program Manager, Aurora Flight Sciences? Pete Stephens, Director of Program Management, Local Motors? David Saint John, Post-Doctoral Researcher / Instructor,Penn State University