Roadmap for Additive Manufacturing Workshop
Roadmap for Additive Manufacturing Workshop
Roadmap for Additive Manufacturing Workshop
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<strong>Roadmap</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Additive</strong><strong>Manufacturing</strong> <strong>Workshop</strong>Identifying the Future of Free<strong>for</strong>m ProcessingDave Bourell (University of Texas at Austin)Dave Rosen (Georgia Institute of Technology)Ming Leu (Missouri University of Science and Technology)DDM of Metallic ComponentsMay 12, 2010
Two QuestionsWhere will/should <strong>Additive</strong><strong>Manufacturing</strong> be in 10-15 years?In what ways can researchaccelerate or enlighten progresstowards this?
<strong>Workshop</strong> Details• Concept from a group meeting at August2008 SFF Symposium• March 30-31, 2009• Arlington VA (Washington DC Area)• NSF Headquarters – Staf<strong>for</strong>d Building• 65 participants• Opinion Papers, Keynotes, Breakouts
Breakout TopicsB1 - Industry TargetsTerry WohlersB2 - Technology Goals and Barriers Richard HagueB3 - Design and AnalysisDavid RosenB4 - Processes and MachinesBrent StuckerB5 - Materials and Materials Processing Dave BourellB6 - BiotechnologyWei Sun/Ming LeuB7 - Energy and SustainabilityHong-Chao Zhang
Meeting Info• Free download at Terry Wohlers’ website:http://wohlersassociates.com/roadmap2009.html• As of 21 April, there have been ~1900 views ofthe document and over 2100 downloads
Common AM ThemesIssues Crossing Over Several Topic Areas•Consistency, Repeatability•Process Standards•Closed Loop Feedback Control•Predictive Analysis and Modeling•Material Property Data Generation•Exploitation of Unique Features of AM•Design Rules/Tools•In-Build Considerations (Inspection, Sensors)•Education
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