Additive Manufacturing Conference 2017 programme announced
The Additive Manufacturing Conference (AMC) has released the complete line-up of technical sessions for its fourth annual conference, to take place October 10-12, 2017, in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. As well as a number of technical sessions, the three-day event will include opportunities for business networking and facility tours focused on the application and development of Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) technologies.
This year’s technical sessions will include:
- DMG MORI Robot-Based AM Machine
Dr Gregg Hyatt, Vice President / Chief Technical Officer, DMG Mori - The Emerging Additive Tooling Industry
Dr Lonnie Love, Group Leader – Manufacturing Systems, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) - Additive Manufacturing – Don’t Leave Home Without It
Dr Paul K. McConnaughey, Associate Director, NASA - Process Monitoring and Control in Metal 3D Printing: How to Tame the Tiger
Dr Richard Grylls, Technical Director, SLM Solutions NA - Next-Generation Design for Additive Manufacturing Approaches
Duann Scott, Business Development and Strategy, Autodesk - Solve AM Challenges Through Simulation
Gene Granata, Product Manager, CGTech - Laser Metal Deposition in Flight
Chad Henry, Metallic Additive Manufacturing Technology Engineer, GKN Aerospace – USA - Using Additive Manufacturing to Preserve a P51 Mustang Fighter
John Murray, President, Concept Laser
The focus of the Additive Manufacturing Conference is on industrial applications of additive technologies for the production of functional components and end-use production parts. The conference takes a practical, applications-based look at the machines, materials and methodologies being used to grow end-use tools and components. The conference is designed for owners, executives and engineers at contract manufacturers, as well as OEMs involved in durable goods manufacturing.
