2018 AMUG - Additive Manufacturing Users Group

EXPERIENCE THE ENTIRE ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AT ONE EVENT

PRELIMINARY AGENDA AS OF MARCH 16, 2018

2018 AMUG

CONFERENCE PROGRAM AND AGENDA

AMUG CONFERENCE ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI APRIL 8 - 12, 2018

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING USERS GROUP FOR USERS, BY USERS

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING USERS GROUP 30th Annual Education and Training Conference St. Louis Union Station St. Louis, Missouri April 8 – 12, 2018

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TABLE OF CONTENTS REGISTRATION FOR 2018 AMUG CONFERENCE Conference Attendees

Requires direct ownership of industrial additive manufacturing equipment; using it for professional applications. Conference Registration Includes: • Keynote presentations • Technical sessions • Workshops/hands-on training • Technical competitions • Vendor break-out sessions • AMUGexpo • Mobile app • Conference proceedings For one low price, you will also enjoy: • Continental breakfasts • Lunches • Dinners • Welcome reception • Awards Banquet (always grand but never disclosed in advance) Conference Fee Early-Bird Registration Standard Registration Late Registration

$895 until January 13, 2018 $995 until March 10, 2018 $1495 after March 10, 2018

Register at www.amug.com

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2018 AMUG Conference

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2018 AMUG Sponsors and Exhibitors

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AMUG

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Agenda-at-a-Glance

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AMUGexpo Floor Plan

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Featured Speakers

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Saturday and Sunday Program

10-11

Monday Agenda

12-13

Tuesday Agenda

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Wednesday Agenda

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Thursday Agenda

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AMUG Board and Advisors

Front Cover: 2017 AMUG Technical Competition

TOP IMAGE: 2017 AMUG ADVANCED CONCEPTS, TAMPER PROOF GAGES, Vince Anewenter, Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) BOTTOM IMAGE: 2017 AMUG ADVANCED FINISHING, MATILDA, 1931 CORD SERIES L-29 CABRIOLET , Mike Littrell, CIDEAS, Inc.

2018 AMUG SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS THANK YOU! To our 2018 sponsors and exhibitors that made the AMUG Conference a great success.

DIAMOND

PLATINUM

TITANIUM

GOLD/GOLD+ 3D Material Technologies 3D Metal Printing Magazine 3D Printing Industry Additive Manufacturing Admatec Aristo Cast Autodesk CAD BLU CBG Biotech CIDEAS Custom Prototypes Inc. DEVELOP3D Digital Engineering Dinsmore Inc. DowDuPont Transportation & Advanced Polymers ENGINEERING.com Granta Design Hangzhou Shining 3D Tech Co., Ltd. H.C. Starck INTAMSYS In’Tech Industries LPW Technology MakePartsFast Metal Additive Manufacturing Magazine Midwest Prototyping Mimaki Praxair Surface Technologies Prodways RAPID + TCT Rapid Prototyping Services RePliForm Ricoh Sandvik Shining 3D The SL PRO The TCT Group UL XJet

SILVER

Association for Manufacturing Technology (AMT) CadmiumCD Clemco Industries Corp. GRANUTOOLS Ophir Yazaki North America, Inc.

EXHIBITORS 3DEO, Inc. AlphaSTAR Corporation ANSYS Arkema Inc. Aurora Labs Ltd. Authentise Inc Baker Industries Bel Air Finishing Supply Corp. Clemco Industries Corp. Colorado Photopolymer Solution DSH Technologies, LLC GEHR Plastics, Inc. GoProto, Inc. GPI Prototype & Manufacturing Services Impossible Objects LLC Inert InterPRO iSQUARED AG Keene Village Plastics Lewellyn Technology LINK3D Lithoz America LLC MasterGraphics MET-L-FLO Inc Metal Powder Industries Federation MSC Software Corporation Ophir/A Division of MKS Instruments Pivot AM Service Poly-Shape Polymaker Powder Alloy Corporation Pressure Technology, Inc RAMCO Equipment Realize Inc. Senvol SLA SALES COMPANY Strangpresse LLC Tiger-Vac Titan Robotics Ltd. Toner Plastics Group University of Louisville VAC-U-MAX VacuCoat Technologies Vorti-Siv voxeljet America Inc. Wenzel America Ltd. ZEISS Industrial Metrology For Users By Users

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AMUG MISSION Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) educates and advances the uses and applications of additive manufacturing technologies. The cornerstone of AMUG is the annual Education & Training Conference. AMUG members meet annually to share information, tips and tricks on additive manufacturing processes, applications, materials, ancillary equipment, and industry trends.

EXPERIENCE To call the AMUG event a conference is an understatement. It is a unique gathering of AM users, of all levels, that assemble and band together to provide and share valuable insights and experiences to help one another.

PHILOSOPHY “For users, by users” is both AMUG’s philosophy and its guiding principle. Every presentation, workshop, sponsor and exhibitor passes through one simple filter: does it provide value to AM users? That is the crux of “For Users.” We then turn to users to provide the content and count on them to make the conference valuable, memorable and unique. That is the “By Users” component.

AMUG creates the sharing environment; users create the experience.

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AMUG CONFERENCE PRELIMINARY AGENDA AT-A-GLANCE SATURDAY, APRIL 7 PRE-CONFERENCE ACTIVITY

Golf

10:00am Shotgun Start

AMUG Conference attendees, sponsors, exhibitors and spouses/partners welcome to participate. SPACE IS LIMITED. (Additional fees apply) Details on page 9 More information can be found on the

SUNDAY, APRIL 8 PRE-CONFERENCE ACTIVITY

Skeet Shooting 7:00am

All AMUG Conference attendees, sponsors, exhibitors and spouses/partners welcome to participate. SPACE IS LIMITED. (Additional fees apply) Details on page 9 More information can be found on the AMUG website

AMUG website PRE-CONFERENCE ACTIVITY

UL/SME Fundamentals of Additive Manufacturing Certification

MONDAY, APRIL 9

TUESDAY, APRIL 10

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11

THURSDAY, APRIL 12

Registration Open

Registration Open

Breakfast

Breakfast

Breakfast

Breakfast

AMUG Opening Address

AMUG General Session, 2018 Scholarship Winners, 2017 Technical Competition Winners, Global AM Review

AMUG General Session

AMUG Feedback Session

Innovators Showcase

Keynote

7:00am-8:00am 7:00am-8:00am 8:00am-8:15am

Keynote

TODD GRIMM T.A. Grimm

8:15am-9:15am

7:00am-8:00am 7:00am-8:00am

8:00am-10:15am

7:30am-8:30am 8:30am-9:00am

FRIED VANCRAEN Founder and CEO, Materialise

9:00am-10:00am

7:30am-8:30am 8:30am-9:00am

DR.-ING. DOMINIK RIETZEL Head of BMW Group Additive Manufacturing Non-Metal

9:00am-10:00am

8:00am-3:30pm

Fundamentals of Additive Manufacturing Certification is for any business professional, engineer, or designer with a desire to learn about 3D printing and enter the Additive Manufacturing industry. More information at UL/SME (click here) CONFERENCE ACTIVITY BEGINS

Registration Open 12:00pm-6:00pm

AM Insights and Highlights 9:15am-10:15am

New Member Welcome 4:00pm-4:30pm

First-time conference attendees welcome and introduction to the AMUG way.

AMUGexpo and Dinner EXPO OPEN

5:00pm - 10:00pm

All demo spaces and exhibits open. Join us Sunday night for the AMUGexpo Opening. Enjoy a Buffet Dinner and Beverages as you tour 14 Diamond Suites, 21 Platinum Demo Spaces, and 72 Exhibitors. See Floor Plan on page 6

Break

Break

Diamond Keynote Sessions

AMUG General Session

10:15am-10:45am

11:00am - 12:00pm

Break

10:15am-10:45am

Registration Open 10:15am - 12:00pm

AMUGexpo and Sponsor Demos EXPO OPEN

10:15am - 12:00pm

All demo spaces and exhibits open

Networking Lunch 12:00pm-1:15pm

Sponsors and Exhibitors welcome

AMUG and Sponsor Sessions 1:30pm - 5:30pm

AMUGexpo and Dinner

Networking Lunch

10:00am-10:30am 10:30am-11:00am

AMUG Business Meeting 11:00am-12:00pm

12:00pm-1:15pm

Open to all full conference pass attendees

Diamond Keynote Sessions

Networking Lunch

1:30pm - 2:30pm

Platinum Keynote Sessions 2:45pm-4:00pm

Diamond Sessions 2:45pm-4:00pm

AMUG Awards Banquet 5:00pm - 10:00pm

An event for all full conference pass attendees and sponsors. DINO Awards, Technical Competition and Sponsor Awards. Transportation provided. Additional banquet tickets are available for purchase.

and sponsors.

12:00pm-1:15pm


Dinner - A Taste of St. Louis 6:00pm-10:00pm

An event for all full conference pass attendees and sponsors. Experience the local flavors as we take your taste buds on a culinary tour of St. Louis. Enjoy a night of great food, games, and more.

Break

10:00am-10:30am

AMUG and Sponsor Sessions 10:30am-12:00pm

Networking Lunch 12:00pm-1:15pm


Family Dinner & Closing 6:00pm-10:00pm

An event for all full conference pass attendees and sponsors. AMUG Family Dinner is the official closing event at the AMUG Conference. Attendees and sponsors are encouraged to submit their family or favorite recipes for consideration. See AMUG Newsletters for more information. Along with a family dinner there will be music and activities for everyone to participate. CONFERENCE CONCLUDES

EXPO OPEN with Technical Competition AMUG Preliminary Agenda subject to change

6:00pm - 10:00pm

All demo spaces and exhibits open For Users By Users

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AMUGexpo

Sunday, April 8 and Monday, April 9 Location: Midway West and Midway East AMUGexpo Hours

Sunday, April 8 5:00pm-10:00pm Monday, April 9 10:15am-12:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm

Entrance to St. Louis Union Hotel

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Main Entrance to AMUG

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Breakfast AMUG General and Track Session Networking Lunch

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AMUG Info Desk

Exhibitors

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Midway East

P11

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Midway West

AMUG Epicurean Tent / Networking Lunch

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St. Louis Union Station 1820 Market Street St. Louis, MO 63103

DIAMOND SPONSORS ORGANIZATION 3D Systems Additive Industries

EXHIBITORS

PLATINUM SPONSORS SUITE D1 P9

ORGANIZATION 3D Platform

2018 AMUG Conference St. Louis Union Station April 8-12, 2018 PRELIMINARY AGENDA

BOOTH P11

3YOURMIND

P17

ORGANIZATION

BOOTH

ORGANIZATION

BOOTH

3D Material Technologies

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LPW Technology, Inc.

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3DEO

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MasterGraphics

45

Admatec Europe BV

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MET-L-Flo Inc

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AlphaSTAR Corporation

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Metal Powder Industries Federation

40

ANSYS

22

Midwest Prototyping

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Arkema Inc.

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Mimaki USA

32

Aurora Labs Ltd

41

MSC Software

50

Authentise Inc

34

Ophir-Spiricon

69 24

BASF

D13

AddUp

P21

Carbon

D12

BeAM Machines

P2

Desktop Metal, Inc.

D10

BigRep America, Inc

P12

DSM Additive Manufacturing

D11

Computer Aided Technology

P6

EOS North America

D4

EnvisionTEC

P7

ExOne

D6

Farsoon Technologies

P16

Autodesk

12

Pivot AM Service

Formlabs

D2

GKN Additive

P20

Baker Industries

72

Poly-Shape

43

GE Additive

D7

Materialise

P10

Bel Air Finishing Supply

60

Polymaker

62

HP

D5

P18

CAD BLU

27

Powder Alloy Corporation

44

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Praxair Surface Technologies

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CIDEAS INC

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Pressure Technology

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Clemco Industries Corp.

52

PRODWAYS

25

Colorado Photopolymer Solutions

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RAMCO Equipment

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Custom Prototypes

26

Rapid Prototyping Services

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Dinsmore & Associates

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Realize Inc.

14

DSH Technologies, LLC

21

RePliForm, Inc.

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DuPont Performance Materials

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Ricoh USA, Inc.

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GEHR Plastics, Inc.

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Sandvik

20

GoProto, Inc.

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Senvol

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GPI Prototype & Manufacturing Services

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SLA SALES COMPANY

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Granta Design

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Strangpresse, LLC

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H.C. Starck Surface Technology and Ceramic

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The SL PRO

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TIGER-VAC INC.

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Titan Robotics Ltd.

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Toner Plastics Group

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UL Additive Manufacturing

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University of Louisville

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VAC-U-MAX

36

VacuCoat Technologies, Inc.

15

Vorti-Siv

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voxeljet America Inc.

39

Wenzel America Ltd

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ZEISS Industrial Metrology

46

Renishaw

D3

Matsuura Machinery USA, Inc. MicroTek Finishing

P1

SLM Solutions

D8

Oerlikon

P22

Stratasys

D9

Optomec

P13

GOLD MEDIA PARTNER CENTER ORGANIZATION 3D Metal Printing Magazine

Plural Additive Manufacturing

P15

PostProcess Technologies Inc.

P3

Rize Inc.

P5

Tekna

P19

TRUMPF Inc.

P14

Ultimaker

P4

UnionTech

P8

CBG Biotech

Powders GmbH Impossible Objects, Inc.

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Inert

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Intamsys

63

In’Tech Industries

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InterPRO

56

ENGINEERING.COM

iSQUARED AG

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MakePartsFast

Jesse Garant

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Metal AM Magazine

Keene Village Plastics

68

Rapid+TCT

Lewellyn Technology

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The TCT Group

LINK3D

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Lithoz America, LLC

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3D Printing Industry Additive Manufacturing DEVELOP3D Digital Engineering

For Users By Users

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Featured Speakers MONDAY APRIL 9 8:15AM-9:15AM KEYNOTE: Light at the End of the Tunnel

INNOVATORS SHOWCASE WEDNESDAY APRIL 11 9:00AM-10:00AM

THURSDAY APRIL 12 9:00AM-10:00AM KEYNOTE: Additive Manufacturing on the Road. A Journey from Prototyping to Production

FRIED VANCRAEN TODD GRIMM

Founder and CEO, Materialise

T.A. GRIMM

Materialise CEO Fried Vancraen began his career in 1985 after receiving a Master

Todd Grimm is a 26 year veteran of the additive

of Science in Electro-Mechanical Engineering. Working as a Research Engineer and Consultant at the Research Institute of the Belgian Metalworking Industry,

DR.-ING. DOMINIK RIETZEL Head of BMW Group Additive Manufacturing Non-Metal Dominik Rietzel studied chemical engineering at

manufacturing/3D printing industry. From his work

Fried discovered 3D Printing. Passionate about this new technology, and firm

as a consultant, writer, author, speaker, editor and

in his belief that it could help create a better and healthier world, he founded

advisor, he was named as one of The TCT Magazine’s

Materialise in July 1990, where he remains CEO to this day.

focus on materials and their mechanical behavior.

Materialise was established as the first rapid prototyping service bureau

prize for standardization in 2007. Subsequently

in the Benelux countries. Immediately after its foundation, the company

he continued his academic career in Erlangen-

Todd is President of T. A. Grimm, an additive

concentrated on researching and developing solutions for transferring data

Nuremberg as scientific assistant at the Institute

manufacturing consulting and communications

to rapid prototyping machines, for industrial as well as medical applications.

of Polymer Technology (LKT), where he obtained

company. He sits on the board of directors of ARC

Today, Materialise’s open and flexible platforms enable players in industries

his doctoral degree (Dr.-Ing.) with his thesis about

Group Worldwide (NASDAQ: ARCW). He is also a

such as healthcare, automotive, aerospace, art and design, and consumer goods,

the material behavior and process analysis for laser

columnist for The TCT Magazine and author of User’s

to build innovative 3D printing applications that make the world a better and

sintering of thermoplastic materials. Due to his work

Guide to Rapid Prototyping. Todd currently serves

healthier place.

he was deputy chairman of the workgroup Polymers

20 most influential in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry.

the Technische Universität in Munich (TUM) with a For his diploma thesis, he was awarded the DIN

of the German VDI-Committee “Rapid Prototyping”.

on the board of the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) as its AM industry advisor, sits on the

Fried holds several patents related to the technical and medical applications

His career in the automotive field started at MAN

TCT Expert Advisory Board, and is an advisor for the

of 3D Printing and remains committed to using the technology to make

Truck & Bus GmbH where his final position was

RAPID Conference. He has also served as chairman of

positive changes in people’s lives. In recent years, Fried has been awarded

head of quality assurance in the cabin paint shop.

the Society of Manufacturing Engineers’ (SME) RTAM

the RTAM/SME Industry Achievement Award, the highest honor in the 3D

In 2012, he switched to the Additive Manufacturing

community.

Printing industry, has been selected as the most influential person in Additive

Center of BMW Group, where he focused on

Manufacturing by industry professionals and TCT Magazine, and has been listed

additive manufacturing for serial production. His

one of the five leading players in his sector by the Financial Times. He is also the

current position at BMW Group is Head of Additive

recipient of a 2013 Visionaries! Award from the Museum of Art and Design in

Manufacturing – Non Metals.

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New York and most recently, an inaugural inductee into the TCT Hall of Fame. 2018 AMUG Conference

Saturday, April 7, 2018 10:00am Shotgun Start

2018 AMUG Conference St. Louis Union Station April 8-12, 2018 PRELIMINARY AGENDA

GOLF Gateway National Golf Course $125.00/person (not included in AMUG Conference Fee) Start your conference, and your golf season, off right. Join us for 18 spectacular holes. Register for the golf outing when you register for the conference or contact Bob Dzugan at [email protected] for details. Visit AMUG website for more information, under Programs & Activities.

Sunday, April 8, 2018 7:00am

SKEET & TRAP SHOOTING ST. LOUIS GUN CLUB $125.00/person (not included in AMUG Conference Fee) Want to do something a bit different? Give skeet/trap shooting a try. You will be shooting sporting clays at the St. Louis Skeet and Trap Club on Sunday, April 8. If you are interested in participating, register for the skeet and trap shooting when you register for the conference or contact Stefan Ritt ([email protected]) or Dave Haydon ([email protected]) for information. Visit AMUG website for more information, under Programs & Activities

8:00am-3:30pm

UL/SME FUNDAMENTALS OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING CERTIFICATION Fundamentals of Additive Manufacturing Certification is for any business professional, engineer, or designer with a desire to learn about 3D printing and enter the Additive Manufacturing industry.

Location: New York/Illinois Central

Program Fees (not included in AMUG Conference Fee) AMUG Registered attendees: $495 Fees include course materials, seated certification exam and on-site food and beverage. This fee is separate from the AMUG Conference fee. For more information visit, UL Website (click here) 12:00pm-6:00pm

REGISTRATION If you arrive after registration hours you may still join the AMUGexpo Sunday night.

Grand Hall, 2nd Floor

4:00pm-4:30pm

New Member Welcome


5:00pm-10:00pm

2018 AMUG CONFERENCE OPENS AMUGEXPO AND DINNER

Midway West and East

EXPO OPEN

FIRST TIME

ATTENDEES

Join us Sunday at 4:00pm for the New Member Welcome Session

The AMUG Conference was developed as a way for you, the user of professional additive manufacturing technology, to share ideas, information and knowledge with your fellow colleagues. We have all been in your position as a first-time attendee. Don’t be shy. Don’t be afraid to dive right in and get involved as part of the team. The more involved you get during the conference, the more value you will take away.

Location: Grand Hall, 2nd Floor

Along with access to the AMUG Board, AMUG Global Ambassadors, and AMUG Liaisons, you will see individuals with a dinosaur on their name tag. These individuals are known as DINOs (Distinguished INnovative Operators). Take time to introduce yourself to these individuals. DINOs have been recognized as leaders in the Additive Manufacturing industry. Pick their brains, take advantage of their knowledge.

For Users By Users

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Monday, April 9, 2018

7:00am - 8:00am

REGISTRATION and BADGE PICK-UP


7:00am - 8:00am

BREAKFAST

Regency Ballroom A-C, 1st Floor

8:00am-8:15am

AMUG OPENING ADDRESS PAUL BATES, AMUG President

Grand Ballroom A-F, 1st Floor

8:15am-9:15am

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Light at the End of the Tunnel | TODD GRIMM, T.A. Grimm & Associates


9:15am-10:15am

AMUG INSIGHTS AND HIGHLIGHTS MARK BARFOOT, AMUG Past President and JAMES WOODCOCK, THE TCT Group Mark and James will provide a quick look at the insights and highlights of the 14 Diamond sponsors at AMUG


10:15am-10:45am

BREAK

10:15am-12:00pm

REGISTRATION AND BADGE PICK-UP


10:15am-12:00pm

AMUGEXPO AND SPONSOR DEMO OPEN

Midway West and Midway East, 1st Floor

12:00pm-1:15pm

NETWORKING LUNCH | AMUG Epicurean Tent

TRACK

AEROSPACE/DEFENSE/ TRANSPORTATION

ROOM 1:30pm2:00pm

2:00pm2:30pm

AM METALS

Grand Ballroom F PANEL

Department of Defense Additive Manufacturing

PANELIST Benjamin Bouffard, Department of Navy Michael Froning, USAF James Zunino, US Army RDECOMARDEC

BIA

CASTING

EDUCATION & TRAINING

MATERIALS

NON-METAL TECHNOLOGIES

MEDICAL & DENTAL

Grand Ballroom D

Grand Ballroom C

Frisco/Burlington

New York Central

Grand Ballroom A

Illinois Central

Despite the Hype, Complexity is NOT Free

Design to Qualification: Leveraging Sand Mold AM for Navy Tactical Replacement Castings

How to Approach Material Validation for Production Parts

Improved Sustainability for Nylon 11 Laser Sintering Materials

3D Printing in Medicine: Tips and Tricks

The Right Material for Your Application

Matthew Donovan Oerlikon Additive Manufacturing

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Powder-Free Ceramic and Metal AM

BIA

Bryce Weber Naval Undersea Warfare Center Leah Dunlay University of Northern Iowa

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Mike Vasquez 3Degrees

Soeren Griessbach GS-PRO GmbH

Peter Liacouras Walter Reed National Medical Center

3:00pm3:30pm

Standards and Certifications for Additive Manufacturing

BIA

BIA

Daan A.J. Kersten Additive Industries

SOFTWARE

BIA

Fenqiang Lin MachineWorks

Caitlin C. Oswald Adam Rivard LAI International

Shane Collins Additive Industries of North America

Understanding Your SL Patterns for Investment Castings

IA

Ed Graham ProtoCAM

Data Connectivity and Interoperability: MTConnect for Additive Manufacturing Mike Bosveld Stratasys (for The MTConnect Institute)

SOFTWARE Additive Manufacturing at Production Scale

3D Bioprinting to Save Lives Steven Morris Biolife 4D

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Andre Wegner Authentise

IA

3D Printing Through Hands-on Experience

Geir Jarle Jensen The Oslo School of Architecture and Design

Needing to Meet the Standards? Best Metrology Practices for AM Part Validation

BIA

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Ryan Timboe QC Group

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3:30pm-3:45pm

EBM Q20+ Process Qualification for Space Applications

BIA

Bruce McLean Zenith Tecnica

Update-Laser Measurements Critical to Successful Additive Manufacturing Processes

Click2Cast and Introductory Course on Model Solidification for Castings

IA

BIAH

Kevin Kirkham Ophir-Spiricon

Ravi Kunju Altair

Finishing the Job - AMT Post Processing for Polymer Parts

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Steve Grundahl Midwest Prototyping Joseph Crabtree Additive Manufacturing Technologies

Challenges of a 3D Printing Factory

3D Printing: Transformative Technology in Medicine

Clement Moreau Sculpteo

IA

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Shafkat Anwar, M.D. Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

NON-METAL TECHNOLOGIES Adaptive Pellet Extrusion Enabled Applications

BIA

Clay Guillory Titan Robotics Bill Macy Macy Consulting

From Hand Tools to High Energy. Choosing the right tools for AM part Metrology

BIA

Giles Gaskell Wenzel America

Integration and Automation in Metal Powder Bed Fusion Improves Reproducibility and Drives Down Cost Per Part Mark Vaes Additive Industries

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4:15pm-4:30pm 4:30pm5:30pm

Scott Plier Milwaukee School of Engineering

Wabash Accelerating Industrial Additive Manufacturing Towards Productivity Leadership

BREAK

The Journey to NADCAP AM Accreditation

3:45pm4:15pm

METROLOGY WORKSHOP

Challenges and Opportunities for Polygonal Modeling

Thiago Medeiros Araujo Lehmann & Voss & Co KG

BIA

2:30pm-3:00pm

Missouri WORKSHOP

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New Generation AM Materials for FFF Process

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Dror Danai XJet

Joerg Griessbach The SL Pro

BIA

SCANNING AND METROLOGY

How Digitalization Will Change the AM World

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Gero Corman Volkswagen AG

Emerging Metal Technology Mini-Session 15 min session with each company followed by Q&A

TECHNOLOGY PRESENTERS Jeffery Crandall, Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Melanie Lang, Formalloy Albert Klein, FIT America Shawn Allan, Lithoz

Effective Ways to Manage the Combustible Dust Hazards Associated with Additive Manufacturing Jason Reason Lewellyn

BIA

WORKSHOP

Efficiently Model the Metal AM Process with Simufact Additive Jeff Robertson Arjaan Buijk Simufact Engineering

BIA

Integration of AM Technology for Face Transplant

BIA

Andrew Buckland New York University

ROUNDTABLE/PANEL

In-House Procedures for Machine and Material Maintenance

MODERATOR Andrew Allshorn, at 3D-Squared PANEL Mike Littrell, CIDEAS Steve Grundahl, Midwest Prototyping John Schaefer, DSM Additive Manufacturing

Accelerator-Based, Large Format Computed Tomography for Additive Manufacturing Andrew Good Jesse Garant Metrology Center

BIA

5:00pm-5:30pm

Metrology Open Forum Questions to the Metrology and Scanning Speakers

MODERATOR Giles Gaskell, Wenzel America PANEL Scott Plier, MSOE Ryan Timboe, QC Group Andrew Good, Jesse Garant Metrology Center

BIA 5:30pm-6:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm

All Sessions Closed AMUGexpo and Technical Competition | Dinner and Networking Location: Midway West and Midway East

Design for Operator Safety: Continuous Inert Powder Handling and Long Live Filter System Shane Collins Additive Industries

Conference Key

B I A

Beginner Session

C R H

Intermediate Session Advance Session

2018 AMUG Conference St. Louis Union Station April 8-12, 2018

Customer Only Session Preregistration Required Hands-On Session

ROOM

D1

D13

D12

D11

D10

D4

D6

D2

1:30pm2:00pm

How Figure 4 Makes Tool-Free Production A Reality

Metal Filament Printing with BASF Ultrafuse: Processing Requirements for Industrial Applications

Improved Efficiencies for Producing Complex Parts

AM Healthcare Application Qualification: Where it All Begins @ Your Materials Partner (DSM)

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The State of 3D Printing in Automotive

Binder Jet Printing for Powders with Difficult Flow Characteristics

Decentralized Manufacturing of Patient-Specific Medical Models

Scott Turner, 3D Systems Dr. Timothy H. Osborn, University of Dayton Research Institute

BIA

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Felix Hapke, Kai Sudau BASF

Jasper van Dieten-Blom DSM Additive Manufacturing

A

Changing the Injection Molding Equation with Conformal Cooling and Metal 3D Printing Jarod Rauch B&J Specialty, Inc. David Lindemann, 3D Systems

D3

D8

D9

Multi-Laser AM Boosts Productivity and Reduces Part Costs

Additive. Intelligence Software Solutions for AM in Production

Path to Certification: FDM for Certified Aircraft Interiors

Mariona Company Mar Lezcano HP Inc.

BIAH

I

Stephen Anderson Renishaw AMPD

Hubert Kerschbaum SLM Solutions

I

Christopher Rollag Stratasys

Laurence VigeantLanglois GE Additive PANELIST Laura Ely, GKN Additive Dr. Youping Gao, Castheon Bruce McLean, Zenith Tecnica

C Closed Session: Desktop Metal

Markus Josten GKN Additive

BIA

BASF and BigRep: Spare Parts on Demand for Deutsche Bahn Stephen Beyer, BigRep Stefanie Brickwede, Deutsche Bahn Volker Hammes, BASF

Rethinking Foam: Carbon’s Lattice Innovation Phil DeSimone Carbon

BI

Using the UL Blue Card to Accelerate the Adoption of AM for Plastic Part Production Melissa Albrecht UL

An Introduction to the World’s First Office-Friendly, Affordable, Ondemand Metal 3D Printing System for Rapid Prototyping and Functional Parts

AM with Polymers is Closer Than You Think

An Inside Look at Metal 3D Printing for the Mass Production of Complex Parts

Coordinate and Automate Distributed Production Centers

Donnie Vanelli EOS

Rapid Understanding of Metal Binder Jet Systems Through Micro-Scale Comparison Craig Metcalfe Expanse Microtechnologies Inc

Jonah Myerberg Desktop Metal

BIA

How a Leading Automotive Supplier Reduced Production Lead Time with 3D Printed Jigs

I

Optimizing Metal Powder for AM Frédéric Marion GE Additive

BIA

HP Open Platform: Accelerating Materials Innovation Mariona Company HP Inc.

BIA

Andrew Edman Formlabs

X Marks the Spot - Finding Ideal Process Parameters

A

John Laureto Marc Saunders Renishaw Inc.

Newbies Guide to Running a Metal Machine Mike Boice Oakridge National Laboratory

Stratasys Additive Manufacturing Solutions for Composite Fabrication

BI

Scott Eliason Stratasys

transition

3:30pm-3:45pm

The Benefits and Challenges of 3D Printing in Metal

BASF’s TPU for HP’s Multi Jet Fusion Kara Noack BASF

Kirill Volchek 3D Systems

BIA

Is Additive Manufacturing Ushering in a PostInjection Molding Era?

I

Scott Kraemer Carbon

Accelerating the Development of DSM Filament Grades Through Advanced Additive Manufacturing Simulation Bobby Cook e-Xstream

I

Larry Lyons Desktop Metal

Andre Wegner, Authentise Dr. Gregory Hayes, EOS

Novel Post Processing in Binder Jetting for Improved Properties

Nathan Crane University of South Florida

Identifying, Introducing, and Validating Additive Workflows Alongside Conventional Manufacturing

I

The Incredible Shrinking Antenna – Reducing Part Count From 100 to 1

B

Rob Smith Optisys

Jon Bruner Formlabs

Real-Time AM Monitoring Opens Up New Process Control Opportunities

PANEL

Accelerating TPU Applications

Mariona Company HP Inc. PANELIST Kara Noack, BASF Gert Jan Nijhuis,, LUBRIZOL

A

Jon Forster Renishaw AMPD

Aerospace Requirements Drive Optimization of Process Parameters and Powder in Ti6Al4V John Barnes The Barnes Group

Finding Days and Dollars on Your Manufacturing Floor Richard Kaung, Kevin Nerem Stratasys

BI

BIA

transition

4:15pm-4:30pm 4:30pm5:00pm

I

Gaurav Manchanda Formlabs

Understanding Different Metal Additive Manufacturing Technologies to Achieve Maximum Value

D5 HP 3D Materials Workshop

BREAK

2:30pm-3:00pm

3:45pm4:15pm

Gabe Doman ExOne

BI

Convert and Scale the BASF Ultrafuse Technology into the GKN Technology Landscape

2:00pm2:30pm

3:00pm3:30pm

Greg Cebular The Technology House

Jon Walker EOS

D7 PANEL

Getting the Most from Your 3D Systems ProJet MJP 2500 Printer Trevor Snyder, Michael Norkitis 3D Systems

BI

Functional Applications based on Diverse Polyamide 6 Powders for Laser Sintering Alexander Cochrane, BASF

Carbon Knowledge Academy and Carbon Certification

BI

Dee Kerr Carbon

Carefully Consider Your Design for 3D Printed Tooling Brigitte Jacobs DSM Additive Manufacturing

BI

Metallurgy in a Box. How Software Innovation Changes the Game, Optimizing Fabrication for Functional Prototyping and End-Use Parts Rick Chin Desktop Metal

5:00pm5:30pm

New Ultrasint PA6 Powders with Low Melting Temperature for Standard SLS Machines

closed

Claus Gabriel BASF

5:30pm-6:00pm 6:00pm-10:00pm

All Sessions Closed AMUGexpo and Technical Competition | Dinner and Networking Location: Midway West and Midway East

AM Supply Chain Strategy Ivan Madera Morf3D Inc

Open Ceramics Material Discussion Jesse Blacker ExOne

Becoming a PreForm Master: Designing for SLA Andrew Edman Formlabs

BIA

Winning with Additive: An Interactive Session Laurence VigeantLanglois GE Additive

BIA

Industrial Applications with HP Multi Jet Fusion Virginia Palacios Clara Remacha Isabel Sanz HP Inc.

BIA

ParaMatters Next Generation Design and Manufacturing of Motorcycle Engine Bracket (ECOSSE) Michael Bogomolny Sergei Azernikov ECOSSE Motorcycles

Additive is Not an Island, a Systematic Approach to Processes

IA

Dan Skulan Renishaw Inc.

Smart Manufacturing with Selective Laser Melting Christian Lindemann Universität Paderborn Direct Manufacturing Research Center (DMRC)

Cobalt-Chrome Tensile Response to Corrective Action Across 7 Platforms Andrew Carter Stratasys Direct Manufacturing

IA

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

7:00am - 8:00am

REGISTRATION and BADGE PICK-UP


7:00am - 8:00am

BREAKFAST


8:00am-9:00am

2018 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS 2017 AMUG TECHNICAL COMPETITION WINNERS


9:00am-9:15am

30 YEARS OF USERS GROUP PAUL BATES, AMUG President


9:15am-10:15am

GLOBAL AM REVIEW AMUG AMBASSADORS: GRAHAM TROMANS, Graham Tromans & Associates, AND STEFAN RITT, SLM Solutions


10:15am-10:45am

BREAK

10:45am-11:00am

transition Stratasys

DSM Additive Manufacturing

SLM Solutions

GE Additive

ExOne

Renishaw

HP

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

Additive Manufacturing Across Industry

3D Printing – Where Are We on Our Road to Manufacturing

Productivity with Quality: Changing the Value Proposition with High-Power, Multi-Laser Powder Bed Fusion

Disrupting the Disruption: How GE Additive is Pushing the Boundaries of AM

Binder Jetting Gaining Momentum

Breaking Down Barriers to Metal AM Adoption

Behind the Scenes: Driving Our Own Digital Transformation in HP

ROOM 11:00am12:00pm

MODERATOR Jeremy Peterson, Stratasys PANEL Sameer Desai, J&J Health Ventures Mike Hayes, Boeing Tracy Bailey, FedEx Harold Sears, Ford Motor Company Aaron Frankel, Siemens PLM Software

Hugo de Silva DSM Additive Manufacturing

BIA

Rick Lucas ExOne

Greg Morris GE Additive

Richard Grylls SLM SOLUTIONS

Marc Saunders Stuart Jackson Dan Skulan RENISHAW

Michelle Bockman HP

IA 12:00pm-1:15pm


1:15pm-1:30pm

transition

3D Systems

Carbon

EOS North America

BASF

Formlabs

Desktop Metal

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

Manufacturing Redefined: Figure 4 In the Real World

The Key to the Digital Factories of the Future: Collaborative Product Partnerships

LPBF AlSi10Mg: It’s All in the Details

BASF 3D Printing Solutions for our Customer Industries

Making 3D Printing Cost Effective for End Use Parts

Redefining Manufacturing with Metal 3D Printing Ric Fulop DESKTOP METAL

Accelerating Industrial Additive Manufacturing Towards Productivity Leadership

Rize Inc.

GKN Additive

ROOM 1:30pm2:30pm

Chuck Hull, Phil Schultz, Steve Hanna 3D Systems Dr. Timothy H. Osborn, University of Dayton Research Institute

BI

Scott Volk Incodema3D

Joe DeSimone Carbon

Volker Hammes BASF

I

David Lakatos Formlabs

Additive Industries

Daan A.J. Kersten Additive Industries

BIA

transition

2:30pm-2:45pm

EnvisionTEC TBA

ROOM 2:45pm3:15pm

3D Platform

PLATINUM

The Future of Digital Dentistry Chris Kabot EnvisionTEC

B

Computer Aided Technology

TBA PLATINUM

Pellets vs Filament – Comparing and Contrasting FFF Printing Jonathan Schroeder 3D Platform

I

UnionTech

TBA PLATINUM

Rethinking Quality Control: 3D Scanning

Cody Doiron Computer Aided Technology

BigRep

TBA PLATINUM

New Directions in a Fresh Dimension for Stereolithography

BI

BIA

Jim Reitz UnionTech

TBA PLATINUM

BigRep Applications Presented by Steelcase and Deutsche Bahn

A 3:15pm-3:30pm

Andy Kalambi Rize Inc.

BIA

Using Agile Manufacturing Software Platform to Produce Metal 3D Printed Parts Markus Josten GKN Additive

TBA PLATINUM

Reducing Costs and Speeding Up the Validation of AM Parts Manuel Michiels Materialise

TBA PLATINUM

The Future of the Digital Thread: How Post-Printing Fits into the Picture Daniel Hutchinson PostProcess Technologies

Ultimaker Professional Desktop 3D Printer - Ideal Solution for a FastPaced Design Firm

IA

Trumpf Inc.

AddUp

Oerlikon

BeAM Machines

MicroTek Finishing

3Yourmind

Optomec

Tekna

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

AM Production: The Next Evolution with Continuous Additive Manufacturing Dr. Xu Xiaoshu Farsoon Technologies

PLATINUM

Industrial Additive Manufacturing with Laser Metal Fusion and Laser Metal Deposition

PLATINUM

Hydrostatic Oil Mixer Case Study Matt Shockey AddUp

Carolin Hoerrmann Franziska Maschowski TRUMPF Inc

PLATINUM

AM Components for Aerospace Flight Applications Matt Donovan Oerlikon

PLATINUM

DED… it’s not PBF

B

Tim Bell BeAM Machines

PLATINUM

MMP Technology. The Engineered SuperFinishing Enhancing AM Parts JT Stone MicroTek Finishing

PLATINUM

How PostNord Automated Customized Production from UserGenerated Data

BIA

BIA

I 4:00pm-5:00pm

All Sessions Closed

5:15pm

Buses Leave Promptly at 5:15pm

6:00pm-10:00pm

AMUG Awards Banquet | Dinner and Entertainment

Aleksander Ciszek 3YOURMIND Tomas LundstrÖm PostNord

PLATINUM

The Quiet Transition to Additive Manufacturing in Series Production Ken Vartanian Optomec

PLATINUM

Manufacturing of Spherical Metal Powders Dedicated to AM Jérôme Pollak Tekna

Plural Additive Manufacturing

TBA PLATINUM

I

Farsoon

PLATINUM

I

Scaling Additive Manufacturing from the Lab to the Field

TBA PLATINUM

Ultimaker

Marcel Botha 10xBeta LLC

transition

ROOM 3:30pm4:00pm

Stephen Beyer BigRep America Stefanie Brickwede Deutsche Bahn Eric Barth Steelcase

TBA PLATINUM

PostProcess Technologies

Materialise

Matsuura Machinery USA TBA PLATINUM

Capitalizing on Hybrid AM Technology in Your Manufacturing Operation Thomas Houle Matsuura Machinery USA

B

TBA PLATINUM

Open Materials are Open for Business: The Value of Open Materials, MultiMaterial Printing, and Support Removal Options Ed Israel Doug Dingus Plural Additive Manufacturing

Conference Key

B I A

Beginner Session

C R H

Intermediate Session Advance Session

ROOM

D1



D13

D12

D11

D10

D4

D6

D2

D7

D5

D3

D8

D9

11:00am-2:30pm

Diamond Suites Closed

transition

2:30pm-2:45pm

ROOM

D1

D13

D12

D11

D10

D4

D6

D2

D7

D5

D3

D8

D9

2:45pm3:15pm

REPEAT

3D-Printing Industry Needs Agnostic Material Solutions

Design for Digital Light Synthesis: The Evolution of a Part

Are You Getting the Best Part Accuracy Out of Your SLA Equipment?

How Leading Experts Overcame Materials Barriers to Produce 3D Printing for Complex Metal Parts

REPEAT

Evaluation of Support Structures by Binder Jetting 316L Stainless Steel

What’s Next for SLA Materials

Going Much Faster on the Salt Flats – EBM AM High Ratio Titanium Roller Rockers for Motorcyc

Robotics and Machinery Applications

High Performance Part Design and Production with Additive Manufacturing

The Questions Customers SHOULD be Asking about DMLS/SLM

Make Your Multi-Printer Lab More Efficient

Changing the Injection Molding Equation with Conformal Cooling and Metal 3D Printing

Zhizhong Cai BASF

BIH

Dee Kerr Carbon

Jarod Rauch, B&J Specialty, Inc. David Lindemann 3D Systems

BI

Donnie Vanelli EOS

Jonah Myerberg Desktop Metal

David Espalin University of Texas at El Paso

Sharon Soong Formlabs

BIA

Paloma Muñoz HP Inc

BIA

Bruce McLean Zenith Tecnica

Ben Farmer HiETA Technologies

Ken Burns Forecast 3D

IA

transition

3:15pm-3:30pm 3:30pm4:00pm

John Schaefer DSM Additive Manufacturing

AM with Polymers is Closer Than You Think

Accelerating In-Cabin Aerospace Solutions with 3D Systems Hoil Song 3D Systems

BIA

Implementation of AM by Adapting Conventional Design Felix Volkmann Florian Bechtold BASF

4:00pm-5:00pm

All Sessions Closed

5:15pm

Buses Leave Promptly at 5:15pm

6:00pm-10:00pm

AMUG Awards Banquet | Dinner and Entertainment

Questions About 3D Printing Liquids? Safety Datasheets! Kevin Zaras DSM Additive Manufacturing

BI

Evaluating UseCase Scenarios and Applications for In-office Metal 3D Printing Allison Schuster Desktop Metal

REPEAT

Coordinate and Automate Distributed Production Centers Andre Wegner, Authentise Dr. Gregory Hayes, EOS

Understanding and Designing the Process Characteristics of Binder Jetting Li YanG University of Louisville

Using New Hybrid Processes for Faster, Smarter Prototyping Jon Bruner Formlabs

AFIT and Metal AM: Enabling Defense Focused Graduate Research

BIA

B

Ryan O’Hara Air Force Institute of Technology

Electric Vehicle and Automotive Applications with MJF Virginia Palacios Clara Remacha HP Inc.

BIA


I


High Speed AlSi10Mg Printing on an SLM125 Joseph Schramm Uniformity Labs

I

Shuvom Ghose, Jeromy Knapp Stratasys

Wednesday, April 11, 2018

7:30am - 8:30am

BREAKFAST


8:30am-9:00am

INTRODUCTION OF THE AM WISHLIST PAUL BATES, AMUG President


9:00am-10:00am

INNOVATORS SHOWCASE FRIED VANCRAEN, Founder and CEO of Materialise


10:00am-10:30am

BREAK

10:30am-11:00pm

CURRENT LANDSCAPE OF STANDARDS IN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING MATTHEW DONOVAN, Principal Engineer Additive Manufacturing, Oerlikon, Vice Chair ASTM F42 committee on Additive Manufacturing Technologies


11:00am-12:00pm

AMUG BUSINESS MEETING


12:00pm-1:15pm


TRACK

ROOM 1:30pm2:00pm

AEROSPACE/ DEFENSE/ TRANSPORTATION

AM METALS

CASTING


MATERIALS

SOFTWARE

MEDICAL & DENTAL


PLATINUM TRACK

PLATINUM TRACK

PLATINUM TRACK

PLATINUM TRACK

Grand Ballroom F

Grand Ballroom D

Grand Ballroom C

Frisco/Burlington

New York Central

Missouri Pacific

Grand Ballroom A

Illinois Central

Midway 6

Midway 7/8

Midway 9

Midway 10

Additive Manufacturing At-Sea

Hybrid Manufacturing of Bi-Metallic Liquid Rocket Engine Igniter

When Modern Metal Casting Meets Generative Design

3DPrint Path Coverage and Effect of Defects on Part Performance

High-Throughput Quality Control on Metal Powder and Printed Parts

FDA 3D Printing Research and Guidance

Increasing Interlaminar Strength in Big Area Additive Manufacturing

Ryan Hayleck NAVSEA

IA

I

Cody Godines AlphaStar

Materialise Magics Workshop Evan Kirby Materialise

IA

IA

Alex Roschli Oak Ridge National Labs

Capitalizing on Conformal Cooling Technology

Tom Houle Matsuura Machinery USA

PLATINUM

Manufacturing of Spherical Metal Powders Dedicated to AM Jean-François Carrier Tekna

PLATINUM

High Efficiency Powders for Metal AM Michael Marcucci GKN Additive

B

PLATINUM

How to Implement AM in a Corporate Network Combining Technology and Change Management

Midway 11 PLATINUM

MMPTechnology. The Engineered SuperFinishing Enhancing AM Parts JT Stone MicroTek Finishing

BIA

Aleksander Ciszek 3YOURMIND Stephanie Brickwede Deutsche Bahn AG

Wabash Dynamic Laser Assignment: Optimizing Productivity and Process Window on the MetalFAB1 System Shane Collins Additive Industries

I transition

Driving Growth with AM

Michael T. Kenworthy Honeywell Aerospace

BIA

Applying Artificial Intelligence to Analyze AM Data Annie Wang Senvol

IA

New Approach for Designing Castings Made with Additively Manufactured Patterns and Molds

High-Volume Manufacturing in Photopolymer Jetting

BI

Chris Noble Xaar

Ravi Kunju Altair

Innovations in 3D Printing Materials for AM

AM Printing in Customized Dental and Medical Patient Care

Amelia Davenport Neil Cramer Mike Idacavage Colorado Photopolymer Solutions

Gerald Grant University of Louisville, School of Dentistry

BIA

Design for Additive Manufacturing (For Non-Metals) Alexei Samimi FATHOM

PLATINUM

Applications and Capabilities of DED

B

Daniel Driscoll BeAM Machines

I

PLATINUM

Incorporating Additive Manufacturing in to Your Business

I

Ed Israel Plural Additive Manufacturing

PLATINUM

The Fit of SL Capabilities in Today’s AM World Jim Reitz UnionTech

PLATINUM

Hydrostatic Oil Mixer Case study Matt Shockey AddUp

BIA

PLATINUM

Become Even More Productive by Optimizing Part and Powder Handling Ben Haugk TRUMPF Inc

IA

BIA

Eric M. Johnson John Deere

A

Advancements in AM Facility Safety Standards Norman Lowe UL

BIA

Case Study of Additive Manufactured Molds and Patterns for Commercial Castings

I

4:00pm-4:15pm

Mark Vaes Additive Industries

David Weiss Eck Industries

AM Software - Current Landscape for AM Simulation and Design Timothy Gornet University of Louisville

Laser AM Processing of Mixture of Metal Powders

I

Joseph Strauss HJE Company

I

SOFTWARE WORKSHOP

Part Design for 3D Printing Mark Abshire Computer Aided Technology

IH

PANEL

AM Medical Panel Discussion

MODERATOR Shannon VanDeren Layered Manufacturing and Consulting PANELIST Andy Christensen Pete Liacouris Andrew Buckland James Coburn

PLATINUM

Open Strategies - A Customer Centric View on Value from Farsoon

Chuck Kennedy Farsoon Technologies

PLATINUM

Regenerative Medicine Research Performed Using EnvisionTEC’s 3D-Bioplotter Nicole Witzleben EnvisionTEC

PLATINUM

Powder Bed Fusion vs. Directed Energy Deposition – A Case Study in Speed! Lucas Brewer Optomec

BI

PLATINUM

An Economic Analysis of Implementing Automated Post-Printing: A Real World Case Study

B

Jeff Mize PostProcess Technologies

PLATINUM

Cost-Efficient Metal Support Generation Made Easy - A User Experience Evan Kirby Materialise David Bentley Protolabs

PLATINUM

Ultimaker Professional Desktop 3D Printer - Ideal Solution for a Fast-Paced Design Firm Marcel Botha 10xBeta LLC

Total Cost Per Part, How Can Metal AM Beat Casting in Leadtime and Quality? Shane Collins Additive Industries

IA

transition

Impacting Product Development and Support Through AM

I

Gas Flow Optimization for Large, High quality AM parts: Development of the Process Gas Flow in the MetalFAB1 System

Break

Method for Powder Bed Parameter Development

3:15pm4:00pm

Thierry Marchione Douglas Jones Caterpillar

Metal AM Build Failures – Attendee Discussion for Issues and Solutions

Bob Markley 3rd Dimension Industrial 3D Printing

BIA

Advancing Sculpture and Changing Aesthetics Through Technology

Rob Arps Eyal Chernichovsky Form

BIA

ROUNDTABLE

Identifying & Solving Process Inefficiencies in AM

MODERATORS Andre Wegner, Authentise Pete Zelinski, Additive Manufacturing Magazine

IA 5:00pm

All Sessions Closed

6:00pm-10:00pm

Networking Dinner - A Taste of St. Louis - Midway East and Grand Hall

14

Kristin Mulherin Thermo Fisher Scientific

James Coburn US Food and Drug Administration

PLATINUM

BIH

2:45pm-3:15pm

4:15pm5:00pm

Andreas Bastian Autodesk

A

2:00pm-2:15pm 2:15pm2:45pm

Steve Burlingame NASA/MSFC

SOFTWARE WORKSHOP

PLATINUM TRACK


Material and Process Development for a Thermosetting Laser Sintering Powder Rob Kleijnen Inspire AG

BIA

Enabling Epoxy Hybrids for DLP Platforms William Wolf Arkema, Inc.

PLATINUM

C Customers Only Session Rize User Advisory Board Meeting Julie Reece Rize Inc.

BIA

PLATINUM

How the BigRep Metering Extruder will be the game changer for FDM Frank Marangell Moshe Aknin BigRep America, Inc.

A

PLATINUM

From Powder to Part Manufacturing: Technical Insights into Oerlikon’s AM Industrial Offering Shawn Kelly Oerlikon

PLATINUM

Leveraging 3D Scanning Technology in Reverse Engineering

Chad Whibeck Computer Aided Technology

BI

PLATINUM

High Throughput 3D Printing Techniques

I

Mark Huebner 3D Platform

Managing the Metal AM Value Stream for Full Traceability: the Additive World Platform and MetalFAB1 System Health Monitoring Shane Collins Additive Industries

Conference Key

B I A

Beginner Session Intermediate Session Advance Session

ROOM 1:30pm2:00pm

C R H



D1

D13

D12

D11

D10

D4

D6

D2

D7

D5

D3

D8

D9

REPEAT

Photopolymer Jetting System for 3D Parts Manufacturing

Application Discovery Workshop

Tetrashell: Investment Casting Continuous Improvement


DMLM Copper Applications and Parameters

Designing for Binder Jetting Sand Molds and Cores

Scaling Desktop 3D Printing for High Volume Production

Understanding the Path to Aerospace Certification with AM

Industrial-scale AM with HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solutions

Good Things Come in Small Packages. Using the RBV to Advance AM Metals

Real World Aerospace Part Applications within Additive Manufacturing

Pedal to the Metal: Designing for Additive Metal Concepts

An Inside Look at Metal 3D Printing for the Mass Production of Complex Parts

AM Material and Process Developments

Accelerating InCabin Aerospace Solutions with 3D Systems

Li Chen BASF

Hoil Song 3D Systems

BIH

Dee Kerr Carbon

I

Lieve Boeykens Kevin Zaras DSM Additive Manufacturing

Matt Garrett I3D MFG

Mico Curreri ExOne

Joe Sinopoli Formlabs

Adam Rivard LAI

BIA

Lorenzo Mayol HP Inc. Ken Burns FORECAST 3D

Brian Slocum Lehigh University

Pavlo Earle Sintavia

Jesse Marin Stratasys Direct Manufacturing

BI

BIA

Ben Arnold Desktop Metal

transition

2:00pm-2:15pm 2:15pm2:45pm

Continuous Innovation: A Decade of Metal Additive Production on ProX DMP 320 Ruben Wauthle 3D Systems

BIA

Investment Casting with Somos® Element SL Patterns - An AllAround Solution

Jan Sumerel BASF

I

Dave Hockemeyer Peridot Inc.

Larry Lyons Desktop Metal

Dr. Ankit Saharan EOS

Best Practices for Accura ClearVue Transparent Parts Tracy Beard 3D Systems

BIA

Metal Filament Printing with BASF Ultrafuse: Professional Processing Requirements for Industrial Applications

Changing the World of Medical Device Manufacturing at Scale Through 3D Printing

BI

Steve Pollack Carbon

3D Printing – Where Are We on Our Road to Manufacturing Hugo da Silva DSM Additive Manufacturing

BIA

Unlocking Generative Design Potential with Live Parts™ Andy Roberts Desktop Metal

From 3D-Printed Raw Parts to High-Value Products Felix Ewald DyeMansion

Kai Sudau BASF

David Espalin University of Texas at El Paso

REPEAT

What’s Next for SLA Materials Sharon Soong Formlabs

BIA

EBM Titanium Aluminide (TiAl) material development for high temperature applications

David Hill Addaero Manufacturing

A New Era of Functional Color 3D Prototyping and Production

High Temperature Takes the Stress out of Laser PowderBed Fusion

BIA

A

Jeff Fawcett HP Inc.

Marc Saunders Renishaw AMPD

The Quest for High Strength Aluminum and Why CP Ti is Often the Answer

C Customers Only Session:

Additive. Intelligence Software Solutions for AM in Production

Large Format FDM Technology 3D Printing With H2000

What’s New in 2018? Product Sneak Peek

Ken Davis CalRAM

Rob Winker Stratasys

C Customers Only Session

ExOne Users Group Closed Session

REPEAT

How a Leading Automotive Supplier Reduced Production Lead Time with 3D Printed Jigs

I

Firearm Suppressor Designs with Metal AM Jonaaron Jones Volunteer Aerospace

Behind the Technology: HP Color 3D Printing Vance Stephens HP Inc

BIA

Andrew Edman Formlabs

Accelerating metal AM workflows through predictive physics-based simulation Brent Stucker ANSYS

BIA

Hubert Kerschbaum SLM Solutions

I

Chris Holshouser Stratasys

transition

4:00pm-4:15pm 4:15pm5:00pm

Binder Jetting of Aluminum Nitride for Electrically Insulating and Thermal

Break

2:45pm-3:15pm 3:15pm4:00pm

Ceramic Photopolymer Printing of Silica Materials for Investment Casting

Investment Casting Overhaul: Updating Speed, Cost and Integration of 3D Printed Patterns Tom Mueller Mueller AMS

Better AM-Parts by Using Anisotropic Material Models in Simulation Andreas Wüst BASF

BIA

Producing Life Sciences Components Using Digital Light Synthesis™ Larry Monahan Becton, Dickinson and Company

BI

INVITATION to Open Discussion - What Does the Industry Need to Accelerate 3D Printing to Manufacturing? Hugo da Silva Kevin Zaras DSM Additive Manufacturing

Office Hours with Desktop Metal Desktop Metal Team

Part Screening and Selection Workshop Tyson Gregory EOS

Applications Workflow Demos Formlabs

Identifying Your Killer App… and Building a Business Case Too!

B

Gregg Wilson GE Additive

Technical Walkthrough: HP Jet Fusion 3D 4200 David Ramirez HP Inc.

BIA

Can you Build AM Parts Without Supports Marc Saunders Renishaw AMPD

IA

Taming the Complexities of Laser Powder Bed Fusion

Ken Sabo Concurrent Technologies Corporation

The Workforce Development Challenge: Bridging the AM Skills Gap Gina Scala Stratasys Vince Anewenter, MSOE

I

BIA 5:00pm

All Sessions Closed

6:00pm-10:00pm

Networking Dinner - A Taste of St. Louis - Midway East and Grand Hall

For Users By Users

15

Thursday, April 12, 2018

7:30am - 8:30am

BREAKFAST

8:30am-9:00am

AMUG FEEDBACK SESSION PAUL BATES, AMUG President


9:00am-10:00am

KEYNOTE: ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING ON THE ROAD. A JOURNEY FROM PROTOTYPING TO PRODUCTION Dr.-Ing. Dominik Rietzel, Head of Additive Manufacturing Center - Non Metal, BMW Group


BREAK

10:00am-10:30am

TRACK

ROOM 10:30am11:15am


AM METALS

CASTING


MATERIALS

WORKSHOP

MEDICAL & DENTAL


PLATINUM TRACK

PLATINUM TRACK

PLATINUM TRACK

PLATINUM TRACK

Grand Ballroom F

Grand Ballroom D

Grand Ballroom C

Frisco/Burlington

New York Central

Missouri Pacific

Grand Ballroom A

Illinois Central

Midway 6

Midway 7/8

Midway 9

Midway 10

Patternless Investment Casting

Thinking Differently Design for AM

Additively Manufactured Polymers: Using Testing and Simulation to Realize Reliable End-Use Parts

Surface Improvement of AM-Built Components for the Biomedical Industry

Justification Strategy: Building the Right Strategy for Your Business

Additive Manufacturing and the Production System

PANEL

I

PANELIST Mark Cola, Sigma Labs Tristan Fleming, Queen’s University John Middendorf, Universal Technology

Adam Broda The Boeing Company

In Situ Monitoring Panel Discussion MODERATOR Aaron LaLonde, BeAM

Jack Ziemba Aristo Cast

I

Jeremy Owen RP America

Mark Oliver Veryst Engineering

IA

WORKSHOP

Metrology Workshop

Scott Piler Milwaukee School of Engineering 1 hour

BH

Justin Michaud Bill Nebiolo REM Surface Engineering

Mark Barfoot Cimetrix

BIA

PLATINUM

Using Metal Hybrid Additive Manufacturing to Reduce Injection Mold Build Times Tom Houle Matsuura Machinery USA

PLATINUM

17 Ways to (Automatically) Calculate Prices of Metal and Plastic AM Parts

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Stephan Kuehr 3YOURMIND

PLATINUM

Laser Metal Deposition Technology Overview and Applications Frank Geyer TRUMPF Inc

PLATINUM

Realizing The Economic Benefits of Using Additive for Producing Molds with Conformal Cooling David Muller AddUp

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PLATINUM TRACK Midway 11 PLATINUM

Beyond the Hooey of AM “Disruption” for Practical 3D Printing Application

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Jim Reitz UnionTech

Wabash REPEAT

Accelerating Industrial Additive Manufacturing Towards Productivity Leadership Daan A.J. Kersten Additive Industries

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Regency Ballroom A-C, First Floor

NAVSEA Approach to Qualification and Certification Susan Hovanec Naval Surface Warfare Center

Environmental Effects on EB-PBF Mathew Lewis LAI International

BIA

3D Printing for Investment Casting

LS-MJF Plating Comparison Sean Wise RePliForm

Jerry LePore Spectra3D

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High Performance Materials for 3D Printing

Strategies for Successfully Producing AM Medical Devices

Rahul Kasat DuPont Company

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PLATINUM

Polymeric Materials for Healthcare Additive Manufacturing Applications

Chris Krampitz NOVA MACHINA

Eugene Giller Rize Inc

PLATINUM

Balancing Print Speed, Quality and Part Strength

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Scott Halbrader 3D Platform

PLATINUM

From Scan-toPrint Tips & Tricks Jeremy Marvin Computer Aided Technology

PLATINUM

Best Practices for 3D Models to Enable Optimum Printed Parts Daniel Lavertu Oerlikon

BI

PLATINUM

Ideate, Design, Fabricate – Latest developments by BigRep’s Innovation Lab

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Steven Rizzo BigRep America

REPEAT

Integration and Automation in Metal Powder Bed Fusion Mark Vaes Additive Industries

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TRACK



AM METALS

CASTING


Embedding Sensors via Metal AM

Accelerating the Design Cycle with Metal Printing

3DP/AM Investment Casting Applications - An Industry Update

Design for Additive Manufacturing with Case Study

1:30pm2:15pm

Mark Norfolk Fabrisonic LLC

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FDM Nylon 12CF Materials for Aerospace Applications

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BIA

Mike Hascher Eagle Engineered Solutions

Behnoush Rezaeianjouybari, Xuewei Ma University of Missouri

Jerry Feldmiller Orbital ATK

WORKSHOP

Workshop for the Generation of Additive Manufacturing Specific Powder Specifications Nate Kistler LPW Technology

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SOFTWARE

MEDICAL & DENTAL

Managing Metal AM Process Variability Through FEA Based Testing and Controls

Mass Communication - A Successful Medical Case Study

Jeff Roberston Simufact Engineering

Jean Philippe Carmona Caboma Inc

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NON-METAL TECHNOLOGIES FOLLOW UP TO 2017 PRESENTATION

Additively Manufactured Plastic Injection Mold Inserts

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GKN’s Additive Journey Laura Ely GKN Additive

Manufacturing of Spherical Metal Powders Dedicated to AM

3:30pm4:00pm

Modification for Alloy 230 When Laser Processing William Jarosinski Praxair Surface Technologies

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Will 3D Metal Printing Replace Investment Casting? Tom Mueller Mueller AMS

Creating the Most Coveted Trophy in NASCAR Racing - Goodyear Gold Replica

Design Guidelines for Polymer and Metal Small-Scale Features Jack Ashby University of Louisville

Rick Dunlap Michael Dunlap Studios

BIA

BIA

Utilize CT Scanning for Evaluation of AM

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Jamie Cone Alex DeJong Becton Dickinson

Jude Zils SSL

Electrochemical Surface Finishing of Additive Manufactured Parts Timothy Hall Faraday Technology

IA

WORKSHOP

Foundry in a Box Steve Murry

Jack Ziemba Aristo Cast

BIAH

High Temperature Nylons for SLS: Material Innovations Part Part Performance Prediction Elodie Seignobos Solvay Performance Polyamides

AM Studies at Naval Nuclear Laboratory with Focus on Stainless Steel Microstructures Steven Attansaio Naval Nuclear Laboratory (NNL)

Next-Generation Design Tools for Additive Manufacturing Approaches Duann Scott Autodesk

Orthopaedic Implants with Customized Mechanical Performance

Ahmed Sherif El-Gizawy Xuewei Ma University of Missouri

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4:15pm5:00pm

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Sikorsky Rotorcraft AM Insertion William C. Harris, Jr Sikorsky

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Alex Steinberg BeAM Machines

MMPTechnology. The Engineered SuperFinishing Enhancing AM Parts JT Stone MicroTek Finishing

Shane Collins Additive Industries

BIA

Building a Professional FDM 3D Printer

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Gustavo Costa Protosul

PLATINUM

Innovations in Powder-bed Technology Post-Printing: Advancing Productivity with Automated Powder Removal Chris Parrag PostProcess Technologies

PLATINUM

Advanced Tooling Applications with Additive Manufacturing Phillip Conner Farsoon Technologies

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PLATINUM

Ultimaker Professional Desktop 3D Printer - Ideal Solution for a Fast-Paced Design Firm

PLATINUM

Lattice Structure Design for AM Jalel Nadjl Materialise

REPEAT

Gas Flow Optimization for Large, High quality AM Parts Mark Vaes Additive Industries

Marcel Botha 10xBeta LLC

IA

Surface Finishing for Optimal Mechincal Performance

CLOSED

Agustin Diaz REM Surface Engineering

BIA

Influence of Filament Moisture on Quality and Mechanical Performance of FDM ULTEM

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All Sessions Closed

6:00pm-10:00pm

AMUG Family Dinner and Closing Location: Midway East and Grand Hall

David Witkin The Aerospace Corporation

ROUNDTABLE

Recap and Networking Session for New Users Technology Overview and Roundtable Discussion

PLATINUM

Functionalizing Structures via Aerosol Jet 3D Printed Electronics Bryan Germann Optomec

PLATINUM

Bringing Foundry Manufacturing into the Future with Robotic 3D Printing Prabh Gowrisankaran EnvisionTEC

REPEAT

Managing the Metal AM Value Stream for Full Traceability Shane Collins Additive Industries

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MODERATOR Andrew Allshorn At 3D-Squared

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Software and Programming for DED

BREAK

Additive Manufacturing Tooling for Aerospace Grade Composites

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Ed Israel Plural Additive Manufacturing

Steven Adler Tekna

Andrew Allshorn At 3D-Squared

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Part Cost Reductions Your CFO Will Believe

REPEAT

Total Cost Per Part, How Can Metal AM Beat Casting in Leadtime and Quality?

BIAH

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Greg Mark Markforged

MATERIALS

CLOSED

Regulatory Concerns for Additively Manufactured Medical Devices Khalid Rafi Laura Elan UL

BIA

ROUNDTABLE CAPTAINS Paul Bates, AMUG President Paul Hojan, Christie Digital Jordan Weston, MSOE

Dynamic Laser Assignment: Optimizing Productivity and Process Window on the MetalFAB1 System Shane Collins Additive Industries

Conference Key

B I A

Beginner Session Intermediate Session Advance Session

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ROOM

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D13

D12

D11

D10

D4

D6

D2

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D5

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10:30am11:15am

REPEAT

Industrial Extrusion and Tooling for Injection Molding with FlashFuse

Design for DLS: Lattices, Simulation, and Textures

High Performance Filaments on a High Performance Machine


EOSPRINT 2 Introduces New Scan Strategies

Binder Jetting of High Density, Homogeneous Copper

Insourcing SLS: How the Fuse 1 Changes Prototyping and Production

From Idea to Medical Device on the Market

HP Open Platform Materials

Real-Time AM Monitoring Opens Up New Process Control Opportunities

Developing Parameters for Laser Powder Bed AM

Get the Most Out of Your Stratasys F123

Print to Perform: Digitally Accelerating Additive Manufacturing

Metal Powder Safety: Lessons from the Nuclear Industry

Investment Casting Overhaul: Updating Speed, Cost and Integration of 3D Printed Patterns Tom Mueller Mueller AMS

BIA

Blake Teipel, Essentium Materials

Conductive FlashFuse Filament for ESD Applications

Hardik Kabaria Carbon

BI

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Brandon Sweeney, Essentium Materials

Daniel Fernback Zac DiVencenzo Juggerbot3D Greg Costantino DSM Additive Manufacturing

Al Burchi EOS

Ashwath Kumar Virginia Tech Dreams Lab

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Eduardo Torrealba Formlabs

B

Dr. Maria Petterson GE Additive

Mar Lezcano HP Inc.

BIA

A

Jon Forster Renishaw AMPD

Jim Sears Carpenter

Jeff Bisek Stratasys

BIA

Ben Arnold Desktop Metal

An Inside Look at Metal 3D Printing for the Mass Production of Complex Parts Ben Fisk Desktop Metal

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11:15am-11:30am 11:30am12:00pm

REPEAT

Best Practices for Accura ClearVue Transparent Parts Tracy Beard 3D Systems

BIA

Continuous Additive Manufacturing System (CAMS) Suitable for High Temp PA6 Powders Xu Xiaoshu Farsoon

Ushering in a 3D Manufacturing Era: Carbon Customer Case-Studies

BI

Paul DiLaura Carbon

Do You Know How to Handle Photopolymers User Guides John Schaefer DSM Additive Manufacturing

BI

Metallurgy in a Box. How Software Innovation Changes the Game, Optimizing Fabrication for Functional Prototyping and End-Use Parts

REPEAT

DMLM Copper Applications & Parameters Matt Garrett I3D MFG

Binder Jet Efforts at Oak Ridge National Lab and Using it as a Platform for MMC


Optimizing Metal Powder for AM Frédéric Marion GE Additive

HP MJF PostProcessing Methods and Applications Isabel Sanz HP Inc.

BIA

Dr. Corson Carmer Oak Ridge National Lab

BIA

Subham Sett Dassault Systemes

Building “FanPlastic” Parts: Designing for Additive Thermoplastics

Steve Barwin SLM Solutions

Jesse Marin Stratasys Direct Manufacturing

BI

Rick Chin Desktop Metal


12:00pm-1:15pm 1:30pm2:15pm

From Prototyping to Production with the New ProX SLS 6100 David Cullen 3D Systems

BIA

Affordable Photo-Resins for Durable Parts András Marton BASF

Programmable Liquid Resins for Carbon’s Digital Light Synthesis Platform Jason Rolland, Ph.D. Carbon

BI

REPEAT

AM Healthcare Application Qualification: Where it all Begins @ Your Materials Partner (DSM) Jasper van Dieten-Blom DSM Additive Manufacturing

Evaluating UseCase Scenarios and Applications for In-office Metal 3D Printing

REPEAT

Part Screening and Selection Workshop Tyson Gregory EOS

Allison Schuster Desktop Metal

Density Analysis of Exone BinderJet Parts by CT and Metrology

Larry Bronisz Los Alamos National lab

REPEAT

Becoming a PreForm Master: Designing for SLA Andrew Edman Formlabs

BIA

REPEAT

Your Path to Production: Materials Considerations and Best Practices to Full Production Mark Shaw GE Additive

Design Freedom, Not Design Ignorance Clara Remacha, David Woodlock HP Inc. Ashley Eckhoff Siemens


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What’s New at SLM Solutions: Hardware, Software and Processes Michael Hansen SLM Solutions

IA

Required [email protected]

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2:15pm-2:30pm

REPEAT

Continuous Innovation: A Decade of Metal Additive Production on ProX DMP 320

BASF Ultrafuse Plastic Filaments Firat Hizal BASF

Ruben Wauthle 3D Systems

BIA

Biocompatibility, the FDA Guidance, and Readiness for Additive Manufacture of Medical Devices

BI

Open Demo Suite DSM Additive Manufacturing

Office Hours with Desktop Metal Desktop Metal Team

REPEAT

From 3D-Printed Raw Parts to HighValue Products

TBA

Dan Brunermer ExOne

Felix Ewald EOS

Advanced X-ray Computed Tomography in Additive Manufacturing

REPEAT

Scaling Desktop 3D Printing for High Volume Production Joe Sinopoli Formlabs

Shana Telesz GE Oil & Gas

BIA

Steve Pollack Carbon

How Healthcare 3D Applications are Going Mainstream Lee Dockstader HP Inc.

High Temperature Takes the Stress Out of Laser Powder-Bed Fusion

BIA

A

John Laureto Renishaw Inc.

Making Dense Metal with MultiLaser SLM Richard Grylls SLM Solutions

Processing Parts in T40 on the 900mc; Applications That Work Allen Kreemer Stratasys

I

BREAK

3:00pm-3:30pm 3:30pm4:00pm

Paul Merrill Stratasys

BIA R Pre-Registration

BI

2:30pm3:00pm

C Closed Session

Insight Software Basics and Advanced Parameters for FDM Operators

REPEAT

The Benefits and Challenges of 3D Printing in Metal Kirill Volchek 3D Systems

Large Scale Extrusion for Tooling and Structural Parts Kara Noack BASF

BIA

Materials Delivery Systems for Additive Manufacturing at Scale Courtney Converse Carbon

BI

REPEAT

Questions About 3D Printing Liquids? Safety Datasheets!

C Closed Session: Desktop Metal

Kevin Zaras DSM Additive Manufacturing

REPEAT

AM Material and Process Developments

Open Demo Suite ExOne

Dr. Ankit Saharan EOS


Operational EHS Best Practices for Metal Additive Manufacturing

B

BI

Srinivas Durgam GE Additive

3D Printing Legal and Regulatory Issues Jennifer Prioleau HP Inc.

Additive is Not an Island, a Systematic Approach to Processes

BIA

IA

Dan Skulan Renishaw Inc.

Aluminum and Titanium - Latest Applications and New Directions Richard Grylls SLM Solutions

REPEAT

Finding Days and Dollars on Your Manufacturing Floor Richard Kaung, Kevin Nerem Stratasys

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4:00pm-4:15pm4:15pm5:00pm

REPEAT

From Prototyping to Production with the New ProX SLS 6100 David Cullen 3D Systems

BIA

Aerospace AM Plastic Parts and Selected Qualification & Certification Aspects Stephan Eelman BASF

AM as a Tool for Production Alejandro Espiago Sean McConnell Irish Manufacturing Research (IMR)

Open Demo Suite DSM Additive Manufacturing

BI

5:00pm

All Sessions Closed

6:00pm-10:00pm

AMUG Family Dinner and Closing Location: Midway East and Grand Hall

CClosed Session: Desktop Metal

REPEAT

EOSPRINT 2 Introduces New Scan Strategies Al Burchi EOS

Open Demo Suite ExOne

Shaping the Future of Additive Leslie Frost GE Additive

Behind the Technology: HP Color 3D Printing Vance Stephens, Jeff Fawcett HP Inc

BIA

X Marks the Spot - Finding Ideal Process Parameters

A

John Laureto Renishaw Inc.

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Open for Visitors Stratasys

AMUG BOARD

AMUG President Paul Bates, UL [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 6

AMUG Past President Mark Barfoot, Cimetrix Solutions [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 6

AMUG Chairman Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 16*

AMUG Treasurer Vince Anewenter, MSOE [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 7

AMUG Secretary Kim Killoran, Stratasys [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 5

AMUG Vice President Jamie Cone, Becton Dickinson [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 1

AMUG Vice President Carl Dekker, METAL-FLO [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 3*

AMUG Event Manager Thomas Sorovetz, FCA US LLC [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 25*

AMUG AM Industry Advisor Todd Grimm, T.A. Grimm & Associates [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 7

* Includes years served under 3DSNAUG and/or DTM Users Group

AMUG - an all volunteer organization is celebrating 30 years. As an all volunteer organization, the AMUG Board works with individuals globally to increase awareness and build a strong additive manufacturing community. If you are interested in joining the expanding AMUG team, contact our Nominating Committee at [email protected].

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Deputies and Advisors

AMUG Registrar Kevin Zaras, DSM Additive Manufacturing [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 1

AMUG Deputy Secretary Leslie Frost, ARCAM [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 1

AMUG Deputy VP Mark Wynn, Yazaki North America [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 2

AMUG Deputy VP Jay Dinsmore, Dinsmore Associates [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 1

AMUG VP Advisor Dana McCallum, Carbon [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 4

AMUG Advisor Mark Abshire, CATI [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 8*

Principal Consultant Elizabeth Goode, GoodeInk [email protected] Years of AMUG service: 12*

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