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2019AMUGCONFERENCE

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING USERS GROUPFor Users , By Users

Hilton ChicagoChicago, Illinois, USAMarch 31 - April 4, 2019

2 2019 AMUG Conference 31st Annual Education & Training Conference

Additive Manufacturing Users Group2019 AMUG ConferenceMarch 31 - April 4Chicago, Illinois

Front Cover:(left) Advanced Finishing: Praetorian Guard helmet, Andrew Sliwa, Custom Prototypes (right) Advanced Concepts: Old world engineering gets an additive makeover, Ed Graham, ProtoCam

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TABLE OF CONTENTSP L A N Y O U R T I M E A T A M U G —

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS

5 WELCOME LETTER

6 MISSION PHILOSOPHY

7 FIRST TIME ATTENDEES

8 MOBILE APP

9 AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE

10 2018 CONFERENCE DEMOGRAPHICS

12 GENERAL INFORMATION

14 AMUGEXPO FLOOR PLAN

16 FEATURED SPEAKERS

18 2019 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

19 2018 TECHNICAL COMPETITION WINNERS

20 CONFERENCE AGENDA

28 HOTEL FLOOR PLANS

34 AMUG TEAM AND COMMITTEES

38 AMUG DINOS

40 AMUG HISTORY

43 2019 SPONSORS


AMUG educates and advances the uses and applications of additive manufacturing technologies.

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WELCOME TO AMUG 2019F O R U S E R S , B Y U S E R S —

I’d like to extend a great big WELCOME to all of you that are joining us for the first time, as well as those that are back for your 2nd, 3rd, 10th, or even 31st time. It’s hard to believe we celebrated our 30th anniversary last year, and while 31 isn’t a milestone, it’s another example of how long, yet how short, the additive manufacturing (AM) industry has been around. It is an example that reminds us how far we have come, yet how far we still have to go.

It’s amazing when I think of how long some of us have been in the industry, and yet, there are so many people finding this incredible technology for the first time. From the beginning, the AMUG organization has, in one form or another, been active in supporting the AM industry as it grows and evolves. AMUG continues to support the seasoned veterans and the newly initiated.

AMUG started out as a small group of the first users of rapid prototyping machines. The desire of the group was to figure out how these machines could be fine-tuned to making parts. Initially, members were happy with just good parts, but that eventually transitioned to great, end-use parts. What started out as a three-company industry and a handful of users has grown (and continues to grow), bringing new companies, new technologies, and new users to the AM world. What began as mostly a plastics-focused industry has expanded to metals, composites and ceramics, with applications that we have yet to fully realize.

AMUG has been a part of the industry growth, acting as a forum to educate, train and support users worldwide. The core principle of this group is to advance additive manufacturing with education. Working side by side with OEMs, the users of the AM technologies get together once a year to share their experiences, exchange ideas and learn new tips and tricks. It is unlike any other additive manufacturing and 3D printing event. With the learning, seeing new technology, meeting OEMs and vendors one on one, networking and engaging at events, the AMUG Conference is a core part of being successful in the AM industry. And through these interactions, AMUG becomes family; AMUG becomes home.

NEW TRAINING LAB Training is the reason I first joined the user group. Like many of you, I needed to learn more about how this all works and how to leverage the technology in my organization. I have always attended as many presentations as I could, built my network from everyone I met, and took what I learned from the user group to make me a better user of the technology. With the expansion of technologies, many of us now have multiple AM solutions, which makes training a bit more challenging. Knowing this, AMUG developed another way to further support your opportunities to learn. I am pleased to announce the creation of the AMUG Training Lab. Designed to bring back the under-the-hood philosophy of the early user group gatherings, AMUG and the Diamond Sponsors have designed a new Training Lab concept to provide instructional sessions that will connect beginner, intermediate and advanced users to the technology in a hands-on manner.

GROWTH For 31 years, AMUG has been run by a small team of unpaid volunteers. The industry growth leads to growth in the size of the conference, which is great. Yet, growth demands an expansion of the AMUG team. I encourage you to look at the growing number of ways to contribute to AMUG’s continued success. The management team is enlarging and the number of committees is growing. Please consider what role you could play and how you can join us during, before or after the annual conference. You can contribute in many ways: be on a committee, hold a position on the management team, work the registration desk, or stuff swag bags. No matter how much time you can offer, there is a place for you. Not only do you become part

of building a better user group, I can guarantee you will meet great people and make new friends. Simply put, it is rewarding.

THE FUTURE My time as your president is coming to an end. You will have a new president on July 1. My parting thought; my last bit of insight to share is a simple statement: Have fun. Have fun at this conference; have fun in this industry. Enjoy your work in the AM field—it’s like no other. Even though we are in our 31st year, there is plenty left to do and each of us has a role to fill. AM needs teachers and influencers to assist those entering into this amazing industry. Embrace this role and love it. AMUG is a special community that so many people have worked hard to build. I can’t wait to see what the AM industry has in store for us, and I can’t wait to be back together with my AM family for the 31st AMUG Conference.

Keep pushing the boundaries. Have fun. Enjoy spending time with your AMUG family.

Paul Bates2018-2019 AMUG President


WHO ARE WEW H A T A M U G M E A N S

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.

Look for a DINO

Look for a DINO on the badge and say Hello! DINOs are members of AMUG that have been recognized for their tenure and sevice to AMUG.

They are here to help you and introduce you to others.

FIRST TIME ATTENDEESW E L C O M E T O A M U G —

Welcome First Time Attendees!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.

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.

We look forward to meeting you, and please feel free to seek us out with any questions and concerns.

Have a great conference!

If you need any assistance while you are at the AMUG Conference, come find me or connect with me through our mobile app.

Jay DinsmoreAMUG Deputy VP, Member Relations


Download the eventScribe App

Search for “eventScribe” in the Apple App Store orGoogle Play Store.

INSTALL and OPEN the app then SELECT the event:

“AMUG 2019”

CLICK the icon to launch your app

THE KEYS FOR SUCCESSM A K E T H E M O S T O F Y O U R T I M E —

Full-conference attendees receive access to

all contents within the app including all course

materials, presentations and evaluations.

Exhibitors and Expo Staff receive access to

non-course materials.

EVALUATIONS

Speaker and Conference evaluations are accessible

through the mobile app or through the online

planner.

Login to the AMUG Conference event App

To start using the event app, select “Login” and enter your:

Username (email address you registered with for the conference)

and

Access Key (your conference registration number)

Take notes on presentation slides

Presentations supplied by the speaker will be available the day of the presentation. Note, some slides or presentations may differ from what is shown in the presentation room.

Find the presentation you need and interact with the presentation by drawing on slides or highlighting text. Use the note-taking mode to type your notes next to each slide. Access your notes and print them out by clicking the “My Notes” on the home screen or “Online Personal Summary” in the hamburger menu.

No mobile device? No Problem.As long as you have an internet connection, you can take notes on presentations through your laptop via this link:

https://tinyurl.com/amug2019

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SUNDAY, MARCH 31 MONDAY, APRIL 1 TUESDAY, APRIL 2 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 THURSDAY, APRIL 4

PRE-CONFERENCE ACTIVITY UL/SMEFundamentals of Additive Manufacturing Certification8:00am-4:00pmFundamentals 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: Boulevard A/B/C, Second Floor

OFF SITE TOURRenishaw Inc, West Dundee LocationBuses depart at 10:30amReturn to Hotel by 2:45pmTake a tour and meet the team at West Dundee location of Renishaw. Buses Depart: 8th Street, near AMUG registration

CONFERENCE ACTIVITY BEGINSREGISTRATION OPEN10:00am-8:00pm

SPEAKER CENTER AND APP DESK OPEN10:00am-8:00pm

CONFERENCE PROGRAM New Member Welcome4:00pm-4:30pm First-time conference attendees welcome and introduction to the AMUG way.Location: Grand Ballroom

AMUGexpo, Training Lab and DinnerEXPO OPEN 5:00pm - 10:00pm Join us Sunday night for the AMUGexpo opening. Enjoy a buffet dinner and beverages as you tour the AMUGexpo and Training Lab.Location: Salon A/B/C/D, Lower Level

REGISTRATION OPEN7:00am-8:00pm


BREAKFAST7:00am-8:00am

CONFERENCE PROGRAMAMUG Opening Address - Insights and Highlights8:00am-8:30am

Building the Future of AM8:30am-9:00am2019 AMUG Scholarship recipientspresentations from Guy Bourdeau and Randy Stevens Scholarship recipients

Keynote: ”Additive Manufacturing: Making Your Own Reality” TODD GRIMM, T.A. Grimm & Associates9:00am-10:00am

Break10:00am-10:30am

AMUGexpo and Training LabEXPO OPEN 10:00am-12:00pmAll exhibits and Training Lab open

Networking Lunch12:00pm-1:15pm Sponsors and Exhibitors welcome

AMUG, Sponsor Sessions and Training Lab Sessions1:30pm-2:30pm

Break2:30pm-3:00pm


AMUGexpo, Training Lab and Dinner EXPO OPEN with Technical Competition6:00pm-10:00pm All demo spaces and exhibits open




CONFERENCE PROGRAM International Report8:00am-8:30am

DRIVING INNOVATION: DINO Announcements8:30am-9:00amDistinguished INnovator Operator (DINO) Award Presentation

Keynote: “Winning the Manufacturing Race” BRAD KESELOWSKI, Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing9:00am-10:00am

Break 10:00am-10:30am

AMUG, Sponsor Sessionsand Training Lab Sessions10:30am-12:00pm

Networking Lunch12:00pm-1:15pm


Board Buses for Off-Site Dinner5:15pm-5:30pmBuses leave promptly at 5:30pmEveryone must wear their AMUG badge or show their purchased ticket to board the bus.

AMUG Off-Site Dinner5:30pm-10:00pmAn event for all full conference pass attendees and sponsors.

Transportation provided. Additional dinner tickets are available for purchase.




CONFERENCE PROGRAM DRIVING INNOVATION: 2018 Technical Competition Winners8:30am-9:00amThe 2018 AMUG Technical Competition Winners will provide a presentation on their winning applications

INNOVATOR SHOWCASEProfessor Gideon Levy9:00am-10:00am


2019 Technical Competition Winners Announced10:30am-11:00am

AMUG Business Meeting11:00am-12:00pmOpen to all full-conference pass attendees. New Board elections.



Break2:30pm-3:00pm


Dinner - Taste of Chicago 6:00pm-10:00pmAn event for all full conference pass attendees and sponsors. Experience the local flavors as we take your taste buds on a culinary tour of Chicago. Enjoy a night of great food, games, and more.

Evening Program includes:6:30pm-7:30pmLights...Camera...Action...a conversation with Karl Meyer

REGISTRATION OPEN7:00am-11:00am



CONFERENCE PROGRAM AMUG Closing and Feedback8:30am-9:00am

Keynote:“The Art and Science behind LAIKA’s Oscar™ Award Winning 3D Printing Process” BRIAN MCLEAN, LAIKA9:00am-10:00am





Break2:30pm-3:00pm


Family Dinner & Closing6:00pm-10:00pmAn event for all full conference pass attendees and sponsors.

AMUG Family Dinner is the official closing event at the AMUG Conference.

Along with a family dinner there will be music and activities for everyone to participate.

CONFERENCE CONCLUDES

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AEROSPACE

Aerospace and

Space 12%

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Automotive 6%


EDUCATION

Educational Institutes 3%


CONSUMER

Consumer Products 5%


SUPPLIER

AM Industry Suppliers 28%


GOVERNMENT

Government, Military,

and Defense 6%


SERVICE PROVIDER

Service Provider 8%


MEDICAL

Medical and Dental 5%


OTHERNon-specified industry 27%

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Europe - 195

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29 countries

20171548 attendees

27 countries

20161061 attendees

23 countries

2015888 attendees

26 countries

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REGISTRATION AND BADGEREGISTRATION HOURS

Sunday, March 31: 10:00am-8:00pmMonday, April 1: 7:00am-8:00pmTuesday, April 2: 7:00am-5:00pmWednesday, April 3: 7:00am-6:00pmThursday, April 4: 7:00am-11:00am

AMUGEXPO HOURSAMUGexpo and Dinner

Sunday, March 31: 5:00pm-10:00pmAMUGexpo

Monday, April 1: 10:00am-12:00pmAMUGexpo,Technical Competition, and Dinner

Monday, April 1: 6:00pm-10:00pm

OFF-SITE EVENT AND DINNERConference attendees have full access to all conference activities including the AMUG Tuesday-night Off-Site Event and Dinner. Conference attendees have the option of bringing a guest for an additional fee, which can be purchased at the registration desk.

Off-Site Event and Dinner: Tuesday, April 2Board Buses: 5:15pmBuses Leave: 5:30pm promptly

You must wear your conference badge to board the bus. We suggest you wear closed-toe shoes and comfortable clothing appropriate for indoor and outdoor activities.

BUS AND SHUTTLE LOCATIONAMUG provides transportation daily between the Hilton Chicago and The Drake hotels and to and from the Tuesday-night Off-Site Event and Dinner.TRANSPORTATION LOCATION

HILTON CHICAGO: 8th Street North and South Lobby, next to AMUG registrationTHE DRAKE, A HILTON HOTEL: Oak Street entrance, on Arcade Level (Lower Lobby) next to Cafe on Oak.

DININGYour AMUG Conference attendee pass includes all meals from Sunday evening through Thursday evening.

NAME BADGESWear your AMUG badge at all times during the conference, as it is required for entry to all

sessions and evening activities. Badges are mandatory for the Tuesday night event. Badges

are issued to the registered individual and may not be used by others.

BUSINESS MEETINGThe AMUG Business Meeting will take place Wednesday, April 3 at 11:00am. The Business Meeting is for AMUG Conference attendees only. We need 17% of the AMUG attendees present for voting purposes. All AMUG Conference attendees are considered AMUG Members, even first-time attendees. Please make sure to attend!

WI-FIWi-Fi is available for free throughout the entire hotel and in your room.

SAFETY AND SECURITYPlease do not leave your belongings or conference materials unattended in session rooms. Should you have any issues during your stay, please contact Tom Sorovetz, mobile: +1 (734) 320-6310, or visit the AMUG Information Desk located on the Lower Level, or at the AMUG Registration Desk.

RECYCLING BADGESAMUG recycles the name badge holders. Prior to leaving the conference, please place your name badge holder in the box provided at the AMUG Information desk.

GENERAL INFORMATIONW H A T A N D W H E N —

ROOM RELATIONSHIPS

SALON BMOBLEY ROOM

GRAND TRADITION

SALON A

Escalator Access toInternational Ballroom

BOULEVARD FOYERBOULEVARD ROOM

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PRIVATE DINING ROOMS 1-4

ASTORIAWILLIFORD ROOM

4G, 4H, 4I, 4J

PULLMAN BOARDROOM

4E, 4FMcCORMICK BOARDROOM4A, 4B, 4C, 4D

5D5B5A

LOWER LEVELSALON DSALON C

LOBBYLEVELCONTINENTAL BALLROOM

CONTINENTAL FOYER8TH STREET SOUTH REGISTRATION8TH STREET NORTH REGISTRATION

BUCKINGHAM ROOM

SECOND FLOORINTERNATIONAL BALLROOM

GRAND BALLROOMGRAND BALLROOM FOYER

NORMANDIE LOUNGE

FOURTH FLOOR4R, 4Q, 4P

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EIGHTH FLOORLAKE ERIE

LAKE HURONLAKE MICHIGAN

LAKE ONTARIO

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REGISTRATION FOR AMUG

8th Street Registration - Lobby Level

NEW MEMBER WELCOME

Grand Ballroom - 2nd floor

AMUGEXPO

Salon A, B, C, D - Lower Level

DIAMOND AND PLATINUM BOOTHS

Salon A, D - Lower Level

GOLD AND EXHIBITOR BOOTHS


BREAKFAST

MONDAY - THURSDAY

Grand Ballroom, Normandie, Boulevard - 2nd floor

LUNCH

MONDAY - WEDNESDAY


THURSDAY

Salon A, D - Lower Level

DINNER

SUNDAY - MONDAY


TUESDAY

Off-site - it’s a surprise

WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY


AMUG GENERAL SESSIONS

International Ballrooom - 2nd floor

AMUG SESSIONS

International Ballrooom - 2nd floor

Continental A - Lobby Level

Continental B - Lobby Level

Continental C - Lobby Level

Marquette - 3rd floor

PDR 2 - 3rd floor

PLATINUM SESSIONS

Joliet - 3rd floor

Astoria - 3rd floor

DIAMOND SESSIONS

Waldorf - 3rd floor

Williford A/B - 3rd floor

Williford C - 3rd floor

DIAMOND TRAINING LABS

Salon C - Lower Level

Hilton Chicago720 S. Michigan AveChicago, Illinois

Phone: +1 312-922-4400


RePliForm 77

Ricoh Americas Corporation 45

RIZE INC. P18

RP America 68

RPS - Industrial 3D Printing Systems 28

Sandvik Additive Manufacturing P22

Sciaky, Inc. 75

Senvol 35

Shanghai UnionTechnology Corporation P14

Siemens PLM Software 24

Sigma Labs Inc. 18

SLM Solutions NA, Inc. D19

SmarTech Analysis 41

Solukon Maschinenbau GmbH 54

Stereo Lithography Assoc. Sales Co. 27

Stratasys D17

Tekna P2

Tethon 3D 43

TIGER-VAC INC. 34

Titan Robotics, Ltd. 78

TRUMPF Inc. D11

Ult imaker P19

Universal Technology Corporation 3

VAC-U-MAX 38

VacuCoat Technologies, Inc. 63

Velo3D P1

Vort i-Siv 39

voxel jet America Inc. 64

Wenzel America Ltd 50

Xact Metal P10

XJet P15

3D Parts Unlimited 29

3D Systems D16

3DCERAM INC 30

3Degrees 67

3YOURMIND D7

Additive Industries D5

AddUp Inc P5

Admatec Europe BV 46

Air Force Life Cycle Management Center- Advanced Technology & Training Center P7

Air Products 7

AlphaSTAR Corporation 16

Altair Engineering, Inc 57

ANSYS P11

Arkema P8

ASM International 51

Aurora Labs 61

Authentise 37

Baker Industries 23

BASF 3D Printing Solutions D3

BeAM Machines Inc P4

Bel Air Finishing Supply 22

BigRep D6

CAD BLU 47

Carbon D2

ChemCubed 48

CIDEAS Inc. 59

Cimquest 5

Colorado Photopolymer Solutions 25

Computer Aided Technology (CATI) P23

Desktop Metal P16

Dinsmore, Inc 70

DMG MORI P3

DSM Additive Manufacturing D18

DyeMansion 55

Dynamism 11

Dyndrite Corporation D9

Elementum 3D 4

EnvisionTEC P20

EOS North America D1

Equispheres 10

Essentium, Inc. D8

EWI 6

ExOne D13

Fabrisonic LLC 20

Farsoon Technologies D10

FLOW-3D 19

Formalloy 14

Formlabs D4

GE Additive D12

GEFERTEC 44

GKN Additive P24

GPI Prototype & Manufacturing Services 21

GRANUTOOLS 12

Hawk Ridge Systems 1

Hoganas AB 65

HP Inc D15

In’Tech Industries, Inc. 62

Inert 42

iSQUARED AG 36

Kimya by ARMOR 56

KURARAY 32

LINK3D 9

Lithoz America, LLC 33

LPW Carpenter Additive 71

LulzBot 3D Printers 17

Markforged 73

Materialise P17

Matsuura Machinery USA, Inc. P9

MET-L-FLO Inc 40

Metal Powder Industries Federation 52

MicroTek Finishing, LLC P12

Midwest Prototyping, LLC 72

Mimaki USA 74

MSC Software P6

North Star Imaging 8

Oerlikon 69

Ophir / A Division of MKS Instruments 13

Paxis LLC 58

Photocentric 53

Pivot AM Service 2

Plural Additive Manufacturing P13

polySpectra 15

PostProcess Technologies P21

Praxair Surface Technologies 76

Pressure Technology, Inc. 26

Quintus Technologies 31

Ramco Equipment 66

Rapid Prototyping Services 60

Realize Inc. 49

Renishaw D14

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ELEVATORS

MONDAY, APRIL 19:00AM - 10:00AMAdditive Manufacturing: Making Your Own RealityTodd GrimmT.A. Grimm & Associates

Todd Grimm is a 28 year veteran of the additive manufacturing/3D printing industry. From his work as a consultant, writer, author, speaker, editor and advisor, he was named as one of The TCT Magazine’s 20 most influential in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, and is an AMUG DINO recipient.

Todd is President of T. A. Grimm, an additive manufacturing consulting and communications company. He sits on the board of directors of ARC Group Worldwide (NASDAQ: ARCW). He is also a columnist for The TCT Magazine and author of User’s Guide to Rapid Prototyping. Todd currently serves on the board of the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) as its AM industry advisor, sits on the TCT Expert Advisory Board, and is an advisor for the RAPID Conference. He has also served as chairman of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers’ (SME) RTAM community.

TUESDAY, APRIL 29:00AM - 10:00AM

Winning the Manufacturing RaceBrad KeselowskiKeselowski Advanced Manufacturing

Brad Keselowski is a championship winning NASCAR driver who currently competes for Team Penske. Born and raised in Detroit, MI, Brad understands the important role manufacturing plays across multiple industries, including motorsports and automotive. His appreciation for manufacturing began at an early age as he grew up watching his dad and uncle build their own race cars and worked alongside them in their race shop. That appreciation and interest evolved once he became a driver and had further exposure to everything from the advanced machines, tools, engineering designs, and world-class personnel at the most elite level of sports and the manufacturing industry.

With a passion for technological innovations on and off the track, Brad started Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing in 2018 with a focus on hybrid metal manufacturing and advanced engineering solutions. Brad currently lives in Mooresville, NC with his wife, Paige, and daughter, Scarlett. An area Brad and Paige are passionate about, together they started the Checkered Flag Foundation whose mission is to honor and assist those who have sacrificed for our country.


FEATURED SPEAKERS

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 39:00AM - 10:00AM

Gideon Levy2019 INNOVATOR SHOWCASE RECIPIENT

Professor Gideon Levy, M.SC and D.Sc., has specialized in manufacturing technologies and lived a life for manufacturing. Devoted to advanced R&D in mechanical systems, electronics and manufacturing, he has made significant contributions as both an educator and researcher. Those contributions have earned him many accolades, including being named a Fellow of CIRP (The International Academy for Production Engineering). Presently, Professor Levy is a consultant with Technology Turn Around (TTA), which focuses on additive Manufacturing (AM), electro-physical and chemical processes.

Professor Levy’s AM activities began in 1997 with the establishment of iRPD. Over the years, he has made many substantial contributions as a researcher, consultant and advisor. His early work included development of Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) materials, including PA 12, which continues to be the most widely used. He has also contributed to technology advancements that span numerous AM processes and was an early participant in metal AM technologies, starting with beta testing of Concept Laser’s first Metal Laser Melting machine.

Professor Levy holds more than 35 patents and has been published in more than 250 scientific/technical publications. For his work in advanced manufacturing and additive manufacturing, he has received numerous awards, including AMUG’s Distinguished INovator Operator (DINO) Award, TCT’s Top 25 Most Influential in RPD&M, SME RTAM’s Industry Achievement Award, Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposium’s FAME Award and VRAP Conference’s Career Award.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 49:00AM - 10:00AMThe Art and Science behind LAIKA’s Oscar® Award Winning 3D Printing ProcessBrian McLeanDIRECTOR OF RAPID PROTOTYPE LAIKA

Brian McLean is LAIKA’s Director of Rapid Prototype and was awarded a Scientific and Engineering Oscar® plaque in 2016 for pioneering the use of 3D printers in stop-motion animated characters. In 2017, he received an Academy Award® nomination for Outstanding Visual Effects for his contributions to Kubo and the Two Strings. In 2009, Brian won an Annie Award for Special Achievement in Animation for his work on Coraline and, following the release of ParaNorman, was named by VARIETY as one of 2012’s “Animation Elite.” Prior to LAIKA, Brian worked as a classically trained sculptor and model maker for print and TV advertising.

“We are extremely excited about our 2019 AMUG Conference keynote speakers. They will provide a snapshot of the most transformative ideas shaping the AM industry today” - Gary Rabinovitz, AMUG chairman and chair of AMUG’s program committee.


GUY E. BOURDEAU SCHOLARSHIP – FOR STUDENTS

Victoria SearsUniversity of Michigan

Dr. Wenchao Zhou is an assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Arkansas (U of A), where he also directs the AM3 Lab. Dr. Zhou received a PhD from Georgia Tech, a M.S. degree from Xi’an Jiaotong University, and a B.S. degree from Huazhong University of Science and Technology, all in mechanical engineering.

Dr. Zhou has been working in the field of additive manufacturing (AM) for more than a decade and has been teaching AM at U of A for five years. His AM course was selected as the winner in the AM Curricula Challenge sponsored by America Makes.

In the AM3 Lab, which he founded and directs, Dr. Zhou advises graduate and undergraduate students and leads the research efforts to develop new, scalable AM technologies. This research led to the invention of technologies that include Swarm 3D Printing and Assembly, Microheater Array Powder Sintering (MAPS), and high-frequency inkjet printing. He is co-founder and CTO of AMBOTS, a company that is commercializing the patent-pending Swarm technology.

The AM3 Lab’s MAPS technology was recognized with Highly Commended Award in Manufacturing Technology and Model-based Engineering categories for the 2018 IET Innovation Awards. Dr. Zhou’s research has also been recognized with several national and international awards, such as the Ralph Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement award from Oak Ridge Associated Universities, the Outstanding Paper of the Year from the Rapid Prototyping Journal, Best Presentation Award at Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposium, and the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Advanced Research in Virtual and Rapid Prototyping.

The Randy Stevens Scholarship, founded by Randy’s employer, In’Tech Industries,is awarded annually to one educator that emphasizes or focuses on additive manufacturing.

RANDY STEVENS SCHOLARSHIP – FOR TEACHERS/PROFESSORS

Dr. Wenchao ZhouUniversity of Arkansas

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTSB U I L D I N G T H E F U T U R E O F A M —

Victoria Sears is a graduate student majoring in bioengineering at the University of Michigan (UM) with plans to graduate December 2019. While attending UM, Victoria has been a lab instructor and a research assistant for her bioengineering professor. Her graduate research is focused on developing a bioink for additive manufacturing (AM). This bioink is a hybrid polymer that is printed as a scaffold that is then integrated with extracellular matrices to enhance tissue repair. Victoria’s goal is to optimize the bioprintability of such bioink and study the resulting regenerative properties.

During her educational journey, Victoria has been recognized by the National Society of Leadership and Success, been recognized as a James B. Angell Scholar at UM; and has been on UM’s Dean’s List throughout her entire undergraduate years.

Victoria first developed a passion for AM through internships. Working in AM research and development at 3D Systems and Ford Motor Company, she acquired firsthand experience with several AM processes; compounded her own filaments; and developed post processing techniques to improve color and surface finish of power-bed-fusion parts. Victoria also became actively involved in the AM community during her internship at SME where she supported the Medical Additive Manufacturing/3D Printing Work Group, developing AM public informational databases and coordinating displays for SME’s RAPID+TCT Expo.

The Guy E. Bourdeau Scholarship—founded by Guy’s wife, Renee Bourdeau, andfinancially supported by Cimquest, Inc.—is awarded annually to one college student.

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Advanced FinishingPRAETORIAN GUARD HELMETAndrew Sliwa, Custom Prototypes

Andrew Sliwa’s winning entry in the Advanced Finishing category was a stunning recreation of a Praetorian Guard helmet that, according to legend, Cleopatra gave to Mark Antony. Lost to time, Sliwa’s team built on research to create a digital model that fueled metal and polymer additive manufacturing processes. The metal pieces were painstakingly polished and plated in copper, nickel and gold. The jewels, which were printed in clear photopolymer, were dyed and painted to present the grains of precious stones. Showing prowess in additive manufacturing, as well as finishing, Custom Prototypes printed each individual strand of the helmet’s crest and then dyed, plasticized and coated the plume before shaping it with hot air.

Advanced Concepts

OLD WORLD ENGINEERING GETS AN ADDITIVE MAKEOVEREd Graham, ProtoCam

Ed Graham’s winning entry in the Advanced Concepts category was titled “Old world engineering gets an additive makeover.” That makeover solved a decade-old problem for Langhorne Carpets, which could not acquire replacements for the carpet loom drive assembly from circa-1930s machines. Graham’s team applied DFAM (design for additive manufacturing) practices to reduce weight and replicate 1,000 pilot holes while creating a modular assembly that allows replacement of individual components. The five-piece assemblies were then printed with HP’s Multi Jet Fusion and put into service.

2018 TECHNICAL COMPETITION WINNERS


Hours Open Location

REGISTRATION and BADGE PICK-UP 7:00am - 8:00pm 8th St North Registration, Lobby Level

Speaker Center and Mobile App Desk Open 7:00am - 4:30pm 8th St South Registration, Lobby Level

7:00am-8:00am BREAKFAST Grand Ballroom, Normandie and Boulevard, 2nd Floor

8:00am-8:30am AMUG OPENING ADDRESS PAUL BATES, AMUG PresidentINSIGHTS AND HIGHLIGHTS MARK BARFOOT, AMUG Past President

International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

8:30am-9:00am BUILDING THE FUTURE OF AM: Scholarship Recipients Presentation | BRETT CHARLTON, AMUG Scholarship Chair2019 Guy Bourdeau Scholarship Winner: VICTORIA SEARS, University of Michigan2019 Randy Stevens Scholarship Winner: WENCHAO ZHOU, PH.D., University of Arkansas


9:00am-10:00am KEYNOTE ADDRESS: “Additive Manufacturing: Making Your Own Reality” | TODD GRIMM, T.A. Grimm & Associates International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

10:00am-10:30am BREAK Salon A/B/C/D, Lower Level

10:00am-12:00pm AMUGEXPO AND SPONSOR DEMO OPEN Salon A/B/C/D, Lower Level

12:00pm-1:15pm NETWORKING LUNCH Grand Ballroom, Normandie and Boulevard, 2nd Floor

BREAKOUT SESSIONS BEGIN

AMUG PROGRAM PLATINUM SPONSOR PROGRAM

ROOM International Ballroom Continental A and B Continental C Marquette Room PDR 2 Joliet Room Astoria Room

Track Aerospace/Transportat ion AM Metal Technologies AM Technologies (Non-Metal) Medical Scanning & Metrology PLATINUM SESSIONS PLATINUM SESSIONS

1:30pm-2:30pm 1:30pm-2:00pm

1,000+ Parts in Space – A User’s Perspective

Jillian Gorsuch, Dr. Gregory Dudder

SSL Additive Center of Excellence

2:00pm-2:30pm

Construction of Cube Satellite Used to Dispense Tube Satellites

Using Additive ManufacturingStewart Davis

CRP USA LLC

Streamlining Metal 3D Printing with Simulation

Eric Miller

PADT

ROUNDTABLE

Post Processing Additive Manufacturing (Non Metals)

ROUNDTABLE TEAM:

Jim Jennings, Bel Air Finishing

John Oney, Elite Additive

Luis Folgar, Additive Manufacturing

Technologies

Philipp Kramer, Dyemansion

Nathan Harris, PostProcess Technologies

Ana Neves, RAMCO

MODERATOR: Andrew Allshorn, At 3D -SQUARED

PANEL

Medical Production Challenges From a Software Workflow

PerspectivePANEL:

Leanne Gluck, Autodesk

Chris Weber, Siemens

Dave Flynn, Materialise

MODERATOR: Ed Tackett, University of

Louisville

WORKSHOP

Introduction to Dimensional Measurement

Giles Gaskell

Wenzel America

PLATINUM SESSION: ENVISIONTEC

How Robotic 3D Printing is Transforming Metal Casting

Howard Rhett

Viridis3D

PLATINUM SESSION: DESKTOP METAL

1:30pm-2:00pm

Advances in Technology and Materials in Metal 3D Printing

Jonah Myerberg

Desktop Metal

2:00pm-2:30pm

Key Use Cases for Metal 3D PrintingIlya Mirman

Desktop Metal

2:30pm-3:00pm BREAK TBA via Mobile App

3:00pm-4:00pm Application of AM on the Space Launch System RS-25 Engine

Andy Hardin

NASA

In Situ Sensing and Qualification Using Thermal Tomography

John Middendorf

Universal Technology Corp

Jared Speltz

University of Dayton Research Institute

Hot Lithography – New Possibilities in Stereolithography 3D-printing

Markus Pfaffinger

Cubicure GmbH

PANEL

Additive Manufacturing Process Validation Panel Discussion

PANEL:

Jeph Ruppert, 3D Systems

Laura Gilmour, EOS

Maria Ostrom, GE Additive

James Coburn, FDA

MODERATOR: Ryan Kircher, Kircher Consulting

WORKSHOP

Laser ScanningHands-on Session

Giles Gaskell, Wenzel America

Bob Renella, CATI

Derek Ellis, Fisher Unitech

PLATINUM SESSION: MATERIALISE

How to Use Simulation to Reduce Your Costs in Metal AM

Behnam Esfandiar

Materialise

PLATINUM SESSION: SHANGHAI UNION TECH

The Fit of Stereolithography in the AM Technology Universe

Jim Reitz

Union Tech, Inc

4:00pm-4:30pm transition 4:00pm-4:30pm

Additive Manufacturing AnalysisNon-Contact Scanning

Lu McCarty, Volume Graphics

4:30pm-5:00pm

Applying Computed Tomography in the Development and

Qualification of AM ProcessesBrett Muehlhauser, North Star Imaging

5:00pm-5:30pm

PANEL

AM 3D DimensionalValidation Panel Discussion

PANEL:

Bob Renella, CATI

Brett Muehlhauser, North Star Imaging

Derek Ellis, Fisher Unitech

Lu McCarty, Volume Graphics

Moderator: Giles Gaskell, WENZEL AMERICA

4:30pm-5:30pm Qualification of an AM Missile Defense Component with ICMSE

SimulationAlicia Leslie

Raytheon

Cody Godines

Alphastar Corp.

ROUNDTABLE

Post Process Additive Manufacturing (Metals)

ROUNDTABLE TEAM

Agustin Diaz, REM Surface Engineering

Tim Hall, Faraday Technology

Jason Marshall, NGC

MODERATOR: Adam Brooks, EWI

ROUNDTABLE/PANEL

Machine Service &Maintenance

Panel:

Mike Littrell, CIDEAS

John Schaefer, DSM Additive Manufacturing

Pat Warner, Renault F1 Team

Rory Jackson, RAMP Inc

Dennis Fogle, PIVOTAM

Moderator: Andrew Allshorn, At 3D -SQUARED

ROUNDTABLE/PANEL

Hospital-Based Additive Manufacturing

Panel:

Pete Liacouras, Walter Reed National

Military Medical Center

Robert Pugliese, PharmD, Thomas

Jefferson University Health

Beth Ripley, MD, PhD, VA Puget Sound

Healthcare System

Brian Farrell, DDS, MD, Carolinas Center for

Oral & Facial Surgery

Moderator: Andy Christensen, University

Of Ottawa

PLATINUM SESSION: POSTPROCESS

TECHNOLOGIES

How to Digitize your Additive Post-Printing Operation and

Transform your WorkflowJeff Mize

PostProcess Technologies

PLATINUM SESSION: RIZE3D

PANEL

Rizium, Carbon Fiber and Color: Transforming Additive

Manufacturing in Meaningful WaysPANEL:

Cody Cochran, Azoth

MODERATOR: Kishore Boyalakuntla, Rize3D

5:30pm-6:00pm ALL SESSIONS CLOSED

6:00pm-10:00pm AMUGexpo, Training Lab and Technical Competition | Dinner and Networking Salon A/B/C/D, Lower Level

General Sessions and Breakouts open to all Conference AttendeesSpeakers, Dates and Times subject to change without notice - updates made through mobile app

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KEYNOTE9:00AM-10:00AM“Additive Manufacturing: Making Your Own Reality”Todd GrimmT.A. Grimm & Associates

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DIAMOND SPONSOR PROGRAMTRAINING LAB

DIAMOND SPONSOR TRAINING SESSIONS

ROOM Waldorf Williford A/B Williford CSalon CRoom 1

Salon CRoom 2

Salon CRoom 3

Salon CRoom 4

1:30pm-2:30pm DIAMOND SESSION: STRATASYS

PANEL

High Performance 3D Printing in Racing, Transportation &

AerospacePANEL:

Andrew Miller, Team Penske

William Carver, Sierra Nevada Corporation

John Bultman, University of Dayton

Research Institute

MODERATOR:

Kunal Mehta, Stratasys

DIAMOND SESSION: DSM

Sustainable Manufacturing:No Longer a Dream with

3D PrintingHugo Da Silva

DSM

DIAMOND SESSION: SLM SOLUTIONS

1:30pm-2:00pm

Establishing Additive Capabilities at MOOG /

Bill Massaro

MOOG

2:00pm-2:30pm

Effects of HIP on Density and Tensile Properties of SLM

Inconel 718Ken Sabo

Concurrent Technologies Corporation

DIAMOND TRAINING: TRUMPF

How to Use Monitoring to Verify Part Quality and Machine Status

Frederik Schaal

TRUMPF

DIAMOND TRAINING: EOS NORTH AMERICA

AM Innovation Challenge – Application Sprint

Fabian Alefeld

EOS North America

DIAMOND TRAINING: FORMLABS

Additive Manufacturing Design and Optimization for

ManufacturabilityAndrew Edman

Formlabs

DIAMOND TRAINING: BASF

1:30pm-2:00pm

Benchmarking of Polyamide 6 Powder Materials for Industrial Applications: Laser Sintering

Versus Injection Moulding Claus Gabriel, Stefan Josupeit

BASF

2:00pm-2:30pm

BASF’s Ultracur3D Photopolymers – The Next Level

of Additive ManufacturingArnaud Guedou, Oleksandra Korotchuk, BASF


3:00pm-4:00pm DIAMOND SESSION: GE ADDITIVE

Let’s Build Anything Together - Customer Stories

Chris Schuppe

GE Additive

DIAMOND SESSION: EXONE

ExOne WelcomeBob Wood, ExOne

The Digital Factory: Democratization of

Manufacturing Through Hybrid Technologies and the Effective

Use of Data Amy Elliott, Oak Ridge National Labs

DIAMOND SESSION: RENISHAW

Meticulous Machines fora New AM World

Marc Saunders

Renishaw

DIAMOND TRAINING: FARSOON

Tooling Application Demonstration with Next Chapter

ManufacturingPhillip Conner

Farsoon Technologies

Jason Murphy

Next Chapter Manufacturing

DIAMOND TRAINING: ADDITIVE INDUSTRIES

Controlling Powder Evolution in Laser Powder Bed Fusion

Shane Collins

Navjeevan Sandhu

Additive Industries

DIAMOND TRAINING: BIGREP

BigRep PRO Demonstration - Redefining Large-Scale3D Printing with MXT

Frank Marangell

Amnon Hamami

BigRep

DIAMOND TRAINING: 3YOURMIND

How Software will make Engineers Love Ordering Parts

Alexandre Donnadieu

3YOURMIND

4:00pm-4:30pm transition

4:30pm-5:30pm DIAMOND SESSION: 3D SYSTEMS

Additive Manufacturing,The Next Chapter

Q&A with Chuck Hull, the Father of 3D Printing

Vyomesh Joshi

Chuck Hull

3D Systems

DIAMOND SESSION: HP

Scaling into Mass Production with Metal 3D Printing –

Technology Differentiation & Applications

Tim Weber

HP Inc.

DIAMOND SESSION: CARBON

Carbon and Riddell: Bringing Innovation to Head Protection

Erica Berg

Carbon

Training Area Closed


6:00pm-10:00pm AMUGexpo, Training Lab and Technical Competition | Dinner and Networking Salon A/B/C/D, Lower Level

Monday April 1, 2019


Hours Open Location




8:00am-8:30am AMUG INTERNATIONAL REPORT | STEFAN RITT, AMUG Ambassador International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

8:30am-9:00am DRIVING INNOVATION | Distinguished INnovator Operator (DINO) Award Presentation | GARY RABINOVITZ, AMUG Chairman and TODD GRIMM, AMUG AM Advisor International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

9:00am-10:00am KEYNOTE ADDRESS: “Winning the Manufacturing Race” | BRAD KESELOWSKI, Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

10:00am-10:30am BREAK TBA via Mobile App




Track Aerospace/Transportat ion AM Metal Technologies Education & Training Medical Casting PLATINUM SESSIONS PLATINUM SESSIONS

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

PANEL

Operationalizing Additive Manufacturing at Point of Need - Warfighter Applications and

ExperiencesPanel:

CAPT Jason Bridges, US NavyMr. Sam Pratt, US Marines CorpMr. Michael Guinn, SOCOMMr. Angel Cruz, US Army CCDCMr. Adrian Bailey, US Army CASCOMRet. Gen. William Marshall, New Jersey Institute of TechnologyCOL Ken Letcher, Rock Island ArsenalMr. Glen Drebes, US Air Force

Moderator: James Zunino, US Army (CCDC)

11:30am-12:00pm

Operationalizing Printed Electronics & Additive

Manufacturing to Support the Warfighter

James Zunino, US Army (CCDC)

Emerging Technologies

Supersonic Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing - Rapid Deposition of Copper/Aluminum

Kent Herrick, Kinetic Research Corporation

FFF Metal Printing: from Filament Development to the Final Dense

Metal PartAljoscha Roch, Lucrezia Poli,

Fraunhofer USA

Printing a Smart Baseplate for Powder Bed Fusion Research

Mark Norfolk, FABRISONIC LLC

Unlearn & Rethink: Maximizing Additive Value in Early Product

DesignKatie Tucker

WERK_

PANEL

Medical ApplicationsResearch Panel

PANEL:Derek Straub, MITReed Ayers, CO School of MinesEd Tackett, University of LouisvilleNicole Wake, Montefiore Medical Center

MODERATOR: Peter C. Liacouras, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center

ROUNDTABLE

Round Table on Managing Castings and 3D Printed Metal

ROUNDTABLE TEAMJack Ziemba, Aristo CastHarold Sears, FordDave Rittmeyer, Hoosier Pattern

Moderator:Brandon Lamoncha, Humtown Products

PLATINUM SESSION: CATI

Moving QC and Inspection to the Shop Floor with 3D Scanning

Tim Crennen

CATI

PLATINUM SESSION: ULTIMAKER

Creating custom tools and functional parts with 3D printing

at HEINEKENIsabelle Haenen

HEINEKEN11:00am-11:30am

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Track Aerospace/Transportat ion DIAMOND SESSION Education & Training Materials Casting PLATINUM SESSIONS PLATINUM SESSIONS

1:30pm-2:30pm 1:30-2:00pm

Industrialization of Additive Manufacturing for the

Automotive Industry: Challenges and Milestones

Mike Kenworthy, Divergent 3D

2:00-2:30pm

AM for Foams. Qualification of 3D Printed Foams for the Vehicle

Validation ProcessMartin Friedrich, BMW

DIAMOND SESSION: FARSOON

The Future of Performance Materials in Powder Bed Fusion

Technology Chuck Kennedy


Chris Huskamp

Jabil

ROUNDTABLE

3RD ROUNDTABLEIdentifying & Solving Process

Inefficiencies in AMAndre Wegner

Authentise

Pete Zelinski

Additive Manufacturing Media

Designing a PowderDegradation Study

Nate Kistler, Ben Ferrar

LPW Technology

Investment Casting When I Was Young Over 5000 Years Ago

Jack Ziemba

Aristo-Cast

PLATINUM SESSION: BEAM

Characterization of Critical Parameters in Powder-Based

Directed Energy Deposition Processes

Rex Alexandre, Daniel Driscoll

BeAM

PLATINUM SESSION: GNK ADDITIVE

From Advanced Materials to AM Production Technologies

Simon Hoeges, KatieJo Sunday

GKN Additive

2:30pm-3:00pm transition 2:30pm-4:00pm

Workforce DevelopmentMini-Series

Mike Vasquez, 3Degrees Company

Megan Woolcock, Midwest Prototyping

Jonathan Hopkins, Naval Sea Systems

Command (NAVSEA)

3:00pm-4:00pm 3:00pm-3:30pm

Ford Motor Company - FWD Transmission Case Machining

Lift AssistDaniel D. Michalski, Ford Motor Co.

Bob Heath, Eckhart

3:30-4:00pm

Lift Assist Design and Testing at Ford Motor Co.

Jay Haubenstricker, Ford Motor Co.

Worldwide StandardizationASTM and ISO Update

Moshen Seifi

ASTM International

Christian Seidel

Fraunhofer IGCV (ISO)

ROUNDTABLE

Bringing Photopolymers to Light: A Roundtable Discussion on the

Future of PhotopolymersROUNDTABLE TEAM

Stephanie Benight, OriginRaymond Weitekamp, PolyspectraWalter Voit, Adaptive3dAndrew Graves, DSM Additive Manufacturing

Moderator:

Nate Schumacher, Midwest Prototyping

A Realistic Perspective of Life After Purchasing a Sand Printer

Dave Rittmeyer

Hoosier Pattern

PLATINUM SESSION: XJET

Powder-Free Ceramic &Metal AM

Dror Danai

XJet Ltd.

PLATINUM SESSION: PLURAL ADDITIVE

MANUFACTURING

PEEK, PEKK, Ultem: Building a Framework for Successful Open

FFF Printing OutcomesRod Reber

Arkema

Ed Israel

Plural Additive Manufacturing

4:00pm ALL SESSIONS CLOSED

5:15pm- 5:30pm Buses leave at 5:30pm Location: Chicago Hilton, East 8th Street and The Drake Hotel, Oak Street

6:00pm-10:00pm AMUG Off-Site Dinner and Networking Event


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KEYNOTE9:00AM-10:00AM“Winning the Manufacturing Race”Brad Keselowski, Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing

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Salon CRoom 2

Salon CRoom 3

Salon CRoom 4

10:30am-11:00am DIAMOND SESSION: EOS NORTH AMERICA

Enabling Your Polymer Production Ecosystem:

Introducing the Integra P 400David Leigh

EOS

DIAMOND SESSION: BASF

It’s Time for GoingIndustrial with AM

Volker Hammes, Francois Minec

BASF

DIAMOND SESSION: ESSENTIUM

Essentium and BASF: Material Innovation for High Speed

Extrusion 3D-PrintingBrandon Sweeney, Ph.D.

Essentium

Kara Noack

BASF

DIAMOND TRAINING: RENISHAW

Optimising Parameters and Scan Paths for Multi Laser Metal

PrintersJohn Laureto, Kevin Brigden

Renishaw

DIAMOND TRAINING: HP

10:30am-11:00am

How to design for Multi Jet Fusion Technology

Elena Laso, HP Inc.

11:00-11:30am

An Example of Design Mindset Transformation with MJF

Lluis Paré, HP Inc.

DIAMOND TRAINING: GE ADDITIVE

GE Additive Software - Build Preparation

Lars Bruns, Maggie Criqui

GE Additive

DIAMOND TRAINING: DYNDRITE

Hands-on with Dyndrite - Experience Next Generation

Efficiency in Additive Manufacturing

Harshil Goel

Dyndrite

11:00am-11:30am

11:30am-12:00pm CLOSED


DIAMOND SPONSOR PROGRAM TRAINING LABDIAMOND SPONSOR TRAINING SESSIONS


Salon CRoom 2

Salon CRoom 3

Salon CRoom 4

1:30pm-2:30pm DIAMOND SESSION: ADDITIVE INDUSTRIES

Additive Manufacturing in Formula 1: A Wonderful Basis for

a Solid Business CaseChristoph Hansen

Sauber Engineering AG

Daan Kersten

Additive Industries

DIAMOND SESSION: BIGREP

Speed, Precision and Connectivity for Factory 4.0

Stephan Beyer, PhD

BigRep

Karl Rapp

Bosch Rexroth

DIAMOND SESSION: TRUMPF

Green Laser: Process Competence for 3D-Printing of

Pure Copper and GoldDamien Buchbinder

TRUMPF

DIAMOND TRAINING: CARBON

Carbon Design for DLSTM Workshop

Dee Kerr, Beth Bernhardt

Carbon

DIAMOND TRAINING: EXONE

1:30pm-2:00pm

3D Printers-Direct Molding ProcessDr. Yoya Fukuda, Kimura Foundry America

2:00-2:30pm

Conversion of Conventional cores to Production 3D Printed

Sand CoresBrandon Lamoncha, Humtown Products

DIAMOND TRAINING: 3D SYSTEMS

Additive: High Quality Silicone Part Production via Eggshell

CastingMichael Fraser

3D Systems

DIAMOND TRAINING: ESSENTIUM

Use and Measurement of Electrostatic Discharge Safe 3D

Printing MaterialsDr. Brandon Sweeney

Essentium


3:00pm-4:00pm DIAMOND SESSION: 3YOURMIND

Agile PLM: How Bosch Leverages Software to Find and Execute AM

Use-CasesDr. Victor Roman

Robert Bosch GmbH

Aleksander Ciszek

3YOURMIND

DIAMOND SESSION: DYNDRITE

Introducing: The Dyndrite Additive Platform - A New Era in

Additive Efficiency Begins!Harshil Goel

Dyndrite

DIAMOND SESSION: FORMLABS

What’s Next in 3D Printing: Formlabs Vision and Roadmap

Max Lobovsky

Formlabs

DIAMOND TRAINING: DSM

Modeling Process and Performance of High

Performance Filaments Utilizing Digimat Software

Greg Costantino

DSM

DIAMOND TRAINING: STRATASYS

Optimizing and Post-Processing FDM Parts for High Performance and Manufacturing Applications

Shuvom Ghose

GrabCAD

Bring your laptop

DIAMOND TRAINING: SLM SOLUTIONS

Additive.Designer Pre-Processing Software How-To

Kyle Adams, Peck Lim

SLM Solutions

DIAMOND TRAINING: BASF

3:00pm-3:30pm

Application Driven Material Development for Fused Filament

FabricationMartin Faber, Matthias Fischer, BASF

3:30pm-4:00pm

316L Tooling Design and Fabrication via Fused Filament

FabricationTobias Rödlmeier, BASF

Yannic Holler, John Deere

4:00pm ALL SESSIONS CLOSED

5:00pm- 5:15pm Buses leave at 5:00pm Location: Chicago Hilton, East 8th Street and The Drake Hotel, Oak Street

6:00pm-10:00pm AMUG Off-Site Dinner and Networking Event


Hours Open Location




8:30am-9:00am DRIVING INNOVATION | PRESENTATION BY 2018 TECHNICAL COMPETITION WINNERS MARK BARFOOT, AMUG Past PresidentADVANCED CONCEPTS Old World Engineering Gets an Additive Makeover ED GRAHAM, ProtoCamADVANCED FINISHING Praetorian Guard Helmet ANDREW SLIWA Custom Prototypes


9:00am-10:00am DRIVING INNOVATION | INNOVATOR SHOWCASE WITH GIDEON LEVY | GIDEON LEVY and TODD GRIMM, AMUG AM Advisor International Ballroom, 2nd Floor


10:30am-11:00am DRIVING INNOVATION | 2019 TECHNICAL COMPETITION WINNERS ANNOUNCED MARK BARFOOT, AMUG Past President International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

11:00am-12:00pm AMUG Business Meeting International Ballroom, 2nd Floor





Track AM Metal Technologies Medical Software AM Technologies (Non-Metal) Materials PLATINUM SESSIONS PLATINUM SESSIONS

1:30pm-2:30pm Additive Manufacturing of Aluminum Alloys and Aluminum

Metal Matrix CompositesJeremy Iten

Elementum 3D

ROUNDTABLE/PANEL

Post Processing of Printed Metal Medical Components

PANEL:Gina Alviti, Bel Air FinishingDavid Davidson, Dry FinishJustin Michaud, RemChemDaniel Hutchinson, Post ProcessDr. Laurent Cataldo, BINC Industries

MODERATOR Tom Mueller, Mueller Additive Manufacturing Solutions

Overcome the Bottleneck: Ford and trinckle Automate Design

Workflows for Production ToolsDeborah Mielewsky

Ford Motor Co.

Ole Bröker

trinckle

1:30pm-2:00pm

The Right Material forSmall Parts

Joerg Griessbach

THE SL PRO

2:00pm-2:30pm

True Colored LS-Parts withFull StrengthSoeren Griessbach

GS PRO GmbH

ROUNDTABLE

Top Material Companies Driving Innovation in the 3D Printing

MarketROUNDTABLE:

Ben Rader, BASFRoss Cunningham, Owens CorningBrandon Bouchard, DuPont Specialty OperationsDave McCann, ClariantPaul Heiden, UltimakerGuillaume de Crevoisier, ArkemaSean Dsilva, Henkel

MODERATOR:Nate Schumacher, Midwest Prototyping

PLATINUM SESSION: ADDUP

AddUp Manager Build Preparation Software

DemonstrationSean Pexton

AddUp Inc.

PLATINUM SESSION: MICROTEK FINISHING

Taking Surface Finish to a NEW Dimension

JT Stone, Wesley Edwards

MicroTek Finishing, LLC


3:00pm-4:00pm Siemens SGT-A05 Combustor Design Simplification and

Performance Improvement via Additive Manufacturing

Bradley Lemke

Siemens Energy, Inc.

ROUNDTABLE

Ceramic 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing for Medical

ApplicationsROUNDTABLE TEAM:

Shawn Allan, Lithoz

Dror Danai, XJet

Sandeep Rana, Admatec

Moderator Michael Hascher, Eagle Engineered

Solutions

ROUNDTABLE

Enabling Production Scale with Additive Workflow Software

ROUNDTABLE TEAM:

Andre Wegner, Authentise

Mike Vasquez, 3Degrees

Chris Weber, Siemens

Dave Flynn, Materialise

Shane Fox, Link3d

Stephan Kühr, 3YOURMIND

Moderator: Jordan Weston, MSOE

3:00pm-3:30pm

3D Printing Through Hands-On Experience at Oslo School of

Architecture and DesignGeir Jarle Jensen, The Oslo School of

Architecture and Design

3:30pm-4:00pm

Scaling Up 3D Printing Production with Automated

Post-ProcessingHans Van Toor, AM-FLOW

WORKSHOP

Gravity and Investment Casting Simulations using FLOW-3D Cast

Pareekshith Allu

Ajit D’Brass

Dave Souders

Flow Science

Pre-Registration Required

Limited Participation: 15

Pre-register for session with

Cristine Webb at

[email protected]

deadline: March 25, 2019

No Additional Cost Apply

Must be a conference attendee to participate

Participants must supply their own laptop

PLATINUM SESSION: MATSUURA

MACHINERY USA

Using Hybrid Metal AM to Supercharge your Injection Molds

Thomas Houle

Matsuura Machinery USA

PLATINUM SESSION: TEKNA

Production of Advanced Powders for Metal AM Applications

Jerome Pollak

Tekna


4:30pm-5:30pm CrowdsourcedTroubleshooting of

Metal AMBob Markley

3rd Dimension Industrial 3D Printing Co

Digital Workflow for Creatinga Prosthesis Even in the

Jungle of GuatemalaW. Brent Wright

LifeNabled/Eastpoint Prosthetics

and Orthotics

Understanding the Fire and Explosion Hazards Associated with Additive Manufacturing

ProcessesJason Reason

Lewellyn Technology, LLC

4:30pm-5:00pm

Embedding Unique Functionality in 3D Printed Parts by Materials

SolutionsRichard Janssen, Brightlands Materials Center

5:00-5:30pm

A Novel Failure Criterion Applied for Fused Filament Fabrication

PartsGerardo Mazzei Capote, Polymer Engineering

Center, University of Wisconsin- Madison

PLATINUM SESSION: ARKEMA

Material Specific Solutions for Transportation, Sport, and Dental

ApplicationsSteve Serpe, William Wolf

Arkema

PLATINUM SESSION: SANDVIK

Thinking Beyond Printing for Full Additive Manufacturing Value

Keith Murray, Mikael Schuisky

Sandvik


6:00pm-10:00pm Networking Dinner - A Taste of Chicago Location: Grand Ballroom, Normandie and Boulevard, 2nd FloorEvening Programs include:

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Salon CRoom 4

1:30pm-2:30pm DIAMOND SESSION: HP

All About Our Customers - Removing the Hype and

Making AM RealScott Schiller

HP Inc

DIAMOND SESSION: GE ADDITIVE

Powder Characterization Methods

Javier Arreguin

GE Additive

DIAMOND SESSION: EXONE

1:30-2:00pm

Binder Jet Process Development of MIM Grade Special

Steel Powder Magnus Boström, PhD, Sandvik

2:00-2:30pm

Combining Technologies to Optimize the Use of 3D Printed

SandDave Rittmeyer, Hoosier Pattern

DIAMOND TRAINING: FARSOON

Farsoon Technologies Additive Workflow Preparation

Techniques using Autodesk SoftwareRay Jones


DIAMOND TRAINING: ADDITIVE INDUSTRIES

Achieving Greater Control in Build Setup and Scan Strategies

Navjeevan Sandhu, Shane Collins

Additive Industries

DIAMOND TRAINING: BIGREP

REPEAT

BigRep PRO Demonstration - Redefining Large-Scale3D Printing with MXT

Frank Marangell, Amnon Hamami

BigRep

DIAMOND TRAINING: 3YOURMIND

Adding Flexibility and Automation to your AM

Production FloorStephan Kühr

3YOURMIND


3:00pm-4:00pm DIAMOND SESSION: CARBON

PANEL

Moving Beyond Prototyping: Carbon Digital Light Synthesis as a Tool for Manufacturing Medical

Devices PANEL:

Larry Monahan, Becton Dickinson

Blane Larson, Resolution Medical

MODERATOR Steve Pollack, Carbon

DIAMOND SESSION: BASF

“Start to Finish AM Solutions – Design & Simulation, Novel

Materials, and Finishing”Kara Noack

Andreas Wüst

BASF

DIAMOND SESSION: 3D SYSTEMS

PANEL

Scaling of Metals Additive Manufacturing

PANEL

Lee Zachman, rms Company

Paolo Gennaro, GF Precicast Additive SA

Scott Fosdick, GF Machining Solutions

MODERATOR

Kevin McAlea, 3D Systems

DIAMOND TRAINING: RENISHAW

REPEAT

Optimising Parameters and Scan paths for Multi Laser Metal

PrintersJohn Laureto, Kevin Brigden

Renishaw

DIAMOND TRAINING: EOS

REPEAT

AM Innovation Challenge – Application Sprint

Fabian Alefeld

EOS

DIAMOND TRAINING: FORMLABS

Take a Look at What’s New for Formlabs SLA 3D Printing

Andrew Edman, Nick King

Formlabs

DIAMOND TRAINING: ESSENTIUM

Use and Measurement of Electrostatic Discharge Safe 3D

Printing MaterialsDr. Brandon Sweeney

Essentium


4:30pm-5:30pm DIAMOND SESSION: SLM SOLUTIONS

4:30pm-5:00pm

Process Parameters for Increased ProductivityAaron LaLonde, SLM Solutions

5:00pm-5:30pm

Best Practices for Material Handling and Changing Material

Types on a SLM SystemKyle Adams, SLM Solutions

DIAMOND SESSION: STRATASYS

PANEL

Hyper-Realistic 3D Printed Parts, Now and In The Future

PANEL:

Scott Hanson, Medtronic, Inc. (Medtronic

Neuromodulation)

Brian McLean, Laika

additional panelists TBA mobile app

MODERATOR Ryan Schultz, Stratasys

DIAMOND SESSION: DSM

PANEL

The Additive Manufacturing Ecosystem Shapes Sustainable

ManufacturingPANEL:

Patrick Carey, Stratasys

Walter Voit, Adaptive3D

Markus Hiller, CHG Meridian

Bobby Cook, e-Xstream Engineering

Nick Okruch, GE Appliance

Dan Straka, InterPro

MODERATOR Jill Cohen, DSM

DIAMOND TRAINING: TRUMPF

REPEAT

How to Use Monitoring to Verify Part Quality and Machine Status

Frederik Schaal

TRUMPF

DIAMOND TRAINING: HP

4:30pm-5:00pm

Intro to Color Science and What is Happening Under the Hood of

an HP Jet Fusion Color 3D Printer Dustin Kloempken, HP Inc.

5:00pm-5:30pm

What Do You Know About HP MJF? Accelerate Your Business

Robb Miley, HP Inc.

DIAMOND TRAINING: GE ADDITIVE

GE Additive Software - Machine Data Analytics – Meltpool

Lars Bruns, Dr. Thomas Spears

GE Additive

DIAMOND TRAINING: DYNDRITE

REPEAT

Hands-on with Dyndrite - Experience Next Generation

Efficiency in Additive Manufacturing

Harshil Goel

Dyndrite


6:00pm-10:00pm Networking Dinner - A Taste of Chicago Location: Grand Ballroom, Normandie and Boulevard, 2nd FloorEvening Programs include:

Lights...Camera...Action...a conversation with Karl Meyer (location: International Ballroom, Time 6:30pm-7:30pm)



Hours Open Location

REGISTRATION and BADGE PICK-UP 7:00am - 11:00am 8th St North Registration, Lobby Level


7:30am-8:30am BREAKFAST International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

8:30am-9:00am AMUG CLOSING AND FEEDBACK JAMIE CONE and CARL DEKKER, AMUG Vice Presidents International Ballroom, 2nd Floor

9:00am-10:00am KEYNOTE ADDRESS: “The Art and Science behind LAIKA’s Oscar® Award Winning 3D Printing Process” | BRIAN MCLEAN, LAIKA International Ballroom, 2nd Floor




ROOM Continental A Continental B Continental C Marquette Room PDR 2 Joliet Room Astoria Room

Track Aerospace/Transportat ion Medical Education & Training Materials AM Technologies (Non Metal) PLATINUM SESSIONS PLATINUM SESSIONS

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

Method for Powder Bed Parameter Development - Part 3

Eric Johnson, John Deere

11:00am-12:00pm

Robust Additive Manufacturing Development and Industrial

ImplementationsYouping Gao, Castheon Inc

Let’s Get Digitalin Surgery!

Heather Logan, Suresh Nayar

Institute for Reconstructive Sciences in

Medicine

WORKSHOP

Understanding the Process Characterization of Selective Laser Melting to Build Quality

PartsHajime Yamanaka

California Polytechnic State University,

San Luis Obispo

CERAMIC AM TECHNOLOGIES

MINI-SESSION

Oxides, Carbides (and Carbon), and Where to Print Them

Amy Elliott, James Klett

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Applications in AM for a Technical Ceramics Manufacturer

Thomas Henriksen, Ceramco, Inc.

Designing for 3D Printing in Ceramic

Andy Jeffery, Boston Ceramics

MODERATOR: Kayleigh Porter, HRL

Laboratories

Designing for Large-Scale Additive Manufacturing

Alex Roschli, Phillip Chesser

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

PLATINUM SESSION: ANSYS

A First Look At The New Simulation Technologies and

Design For AM Tools ANSYS Is Releasing This May

Brent Stucker

ANSYS

PLATINUM SESSION: DMG MORI

Disruptive Parameter Development - How Digitization

Supports Additive ManufacturingNils Niemeyer

DMG MORI11:00am-11:30am

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Track Aerospace/Transportat ion Medical Education & Training Materials AM Technologies (Non Metal) PLATINUM SESSIONS PLATINUM SESSIONS

1:30pm-2:30pm Leveraging Additive Manufacturing Technology for

Production Racecar PartsAndrew Miller

Penske Racing

Voxel Printing From Software to Surgical Theater

Nicholas Jacobson

Inworks / Office of Innovations / University of

Colorado Denver

The AM Global Value Chain: Challenges and Opportunities for

Firms and UsersJennifer Johns

University of Bristol

Advancements in Metal Fused Filament Fabrication 3D Printing

from Desktop to IndustryTricia Suess, Brad Woods

The Virtual Foundry

Using Machine Learning to Intelligently Generate and

Analyze Additive Manufacturing Data

Annie Wang

Senvol

PLATINUM SESSION: MSC SOFTWARE

New Methodologies to Capture and Simulate Variability Across

the AM Build SpaceJeff Robertson

MSC Software - Simufact

PLATINUM SESSION: XACT METAL

Low-Cost Metal PBF System Overview and Best Practices For

Part DesignJuan Mario Gomez

Xact Metal


3:00pm-4:00pm Benefits of Additive Manufacturing in Satellite

PropulsionLeo Gard

Aerojet Rocketdyne

Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations for Additive

ManufacturingPareekshith Allu

Flow Science

Implementing Manufacturing Principles for Production with AM

Mike Block, John Oney

ELITE Additive LLC

WORKSHOP

Workflow for AM Powder Characterization

PARTICIPANTS:

Filip Francqui, Granutools

John Barnes, The Barnes Group

Ryan Dehoff, Oakridge National Laboratory

MODERATOR:

Nathan Schumacher, Midwest Prototyping

WORKSHOP

Foundry In a Box, Pouring of Molten Metal Into Sand and

CeramicDavid Rittmeyer

Hoosier Pattern

Jack Ziemba

Aristo Cast

Steve Murray

PLATINUM SESSION: VELO3D

Manufacture Anything – V E L O3D Unlocks the full potential of

Additive ManufacturingDr. Zachary Murphree

Velo3D

Scott Volk

Incodema3D

PLATINUM SESSION: AIR FORCE LIFE CYCLE

MANAGEMENT CENTER

Microturbine Materials and Buildability Case Study

James Taylor

University of Dayton Research Institute


4:30pm-5:30pm Large Format Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace Manufacturing Applications

Michael Kline

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

AM Metals Safety, Let’s All Go Home in One Piece Every Night

Paul Bates

UL

A Structured Design Process to Maximize Benefits of Additive

ManufacturingKevin Shay

Consolidated Nuclear Security LLC

Prediction of Mechanical Performances and Topology

Optimization of a 3D Printed PartRyan Hammonds

Solvay Specialty Poylmers

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Salon CRoom 3

Salon CRoom 4

10:30am-11:00am DIAMOND SESSION: RENISHAW

To Boldly Go. Enterprising AMPANEL:

Phong Khuu, Dentsply Sirona

Michael Corliss, Knust-Godwin

Vincent Palumbo, Mott Corp

Chris Beck, i3D

MODERATOR: Marc Saunders, Renishaw

DIAMOND SESSION: 3YOURMIND

How an Agile MES can Unlock the Opportunities Hidden in AM

ProcessesDan Burseth

Eckhart

Stephan Kühr

3YOURMIND

DIAMOND SESSION: ESSENTIUM

Industrial Solutions to Bridge the Gap Between 3D Printing and

MachiningPANEL:

Blake Teipel, Ph.D, Essentium

Brandon Sweeney, Ph.D., Essentium

Erik Gjovik, Essentium

Terry MacNeish, Essentium

MODERATOR: Kendra Pulliam, Essentium

DIAMOND TRAINING: CARBON

10:30am-11:00am

Carbon End-to-End DLSTM Process OverviewDee Kerr, Beth Bernhardt

Carbon

11:00am-11:30am

Carbon End-to-End DLSTM Process OverviewDee Kerr, Beth Bernhardt

Carbon

DIAMOND TRAINING: STRATASYS

Utilizing GrabCAD Print and Photoshop for Realistic Parts on

the Stratasys J750Evan Hochstein, JP Velasco

Stratasys

DIAMOND TRAINING: SLM SOLUTIONS

REPEAT

Additive.DesignerPre-Processing Software

How-To Kyle Adams, Peck Lim

SLM Solutions

TRAINING LAB

ENCORETBA via Mobile App

11:00am-11:30am

11:30am-12:00pm CLOSED

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Salon CRoom 2

Salon CRoom 3

Salon CRoom 4

1:30pm-2:30pm DIAMOND SESSION: TRUMPF

Conformal Cooling: Taking Advantage of 3D-Printing in Tool

and DieFrank Nachtigall

TRUMPF

DIAMOND SESSION: EOS NORTH AMERICA

Scan, Print, Ship – Combining Unique Technology with AM to Create a Revolutionary Product

Fabian Krauss

EOS North America

TBA

Aetrex Worldwide, Inc.

DIAMOND SESSION: FARSOON

Farsoon Technologies - Innovation for the Future

Chuck Kennedy


DIAMOND TRAINING: DSM

Setting SL Blade GapJohn Schaefer

DSM

DIAMOND TRAINING: EXONE

1:30pm-2:00pm

Binder Jet Ceramic, Tungsten & Stainless; Achievable Densities

and Feature SizesJames Thompson, Los Alamos National Labs

2:00pm-2:30pm

Additive Manufacturing of Complex Tungsten Carbide

ComponentsPaul Prichard, Kennametal, Inc.

DIAMOND TRAINING: 3D SYSTEMS

1:30pm-2:00pm

A Path to Effective Quality Analysis in Metal 3D Printing – Avoiding Costly Secondary Inspections and Processing

Gautier Boeriswyl, 3D Systems

2:00pm-2:30pm

Optimizing Manufacturing of Large Parts On Multi-Laser

PrintersKirill Volchek, 3D Systems

TRAINING LAB



3:00pm-4:00pm DIAMOND SESSION: FORMLABS

Deep Dive: Navigating the Future of SLA Materials

Sharon Soong

Formlabs

DIAMOND SESSION ADDITIVE INDUSTRIES

REPEAT

Additive Manufacturing in Formula 1: A Wonderful Basis for

a Solid Business Case Christoph Hansen

Sauber Engineering AG

Daan Kersten

Additive Industries

DIAMOND SESSION: BIGREP

How Large-Scale Additive is Transforming Industries

Frank Marangell

BigRep

Ajmal Aqtash

Boyce Technologies

Lars Bognar

Ford Motor Company

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4:30pm-5:30pm DIAMOND SESSION: DYNDRITE

REPEAT

Introducing: The Dyndrite Additive Platform - A New Era in

Additive Efficiency Begins!Harshil Goel, Dyndrite

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THE TEAMF o r U s e r s , B y U s e r s —

AMUG - an all-volunteer organization has been building the user group for 31 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].

Jay DinsmoreDinsmore Associates

Deputy Vice President -Member Relations

[email protected] of AMUG service: 2

Mark WynnYazaki North America

Deputy Vice President - [email protected]

Years of AMUG service: 3

Kim KilloranStratasys

Deputy [email protected]


Leslie FrostGE Additive

[email protected]


Vince AnewenterMSOE

[email protected]


Gary RabinovitzReebok

[email protected]

Years of AMUG service: 17*

Mark BarfootEWI

Past [email protected] of AMUG service: 7

Paul BatesUL

AMUG [email protected]


Carl DekkerMET-L-FLO

Vice [email protected] of AMUG service: 4*

Thomas SorovetzFCA US LLCEvent Manager

Track Leader - [email protected] of AMUG service: 26*

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

Kevin ZarasDSM Additive

Registrar & Scholarship [email protected]


Todd GrimmT.A. Grimm & Associates

AM Industry [email protected]


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Elizabeth GoodeGoodeInk

Principal [email protected] of AMUG service: 13*

Carlos BolanosReebok

Liaison

Ted AndersonGE

Track Leader - Aerospace & Transportation

Liaison

Jordan WestonMSOE

Track Leader ChairTrack Leader - Education & Training

Liaison

Kevin AyersDanfoss

Liaison Team Lead

Tim GornetUniversity of Louisville

Sergeant-at-ArmsNominating Committee Chair

Liaison

Graham TromansGP Tromans

Global Ambassador

Stefan Ritt3YOURMIND

Global Ambassador

Nora CibulaGE Additive

Global Ambassador

Andrew AllshornAt 3D-Squared

Global Ambassador, Track Leader - AM Non-Metal Technologies

Brett CharltonBD

Scholarship Committee Chair

Claire BelsonEmerson Automation

SolutionScholarship Committee

Abbey DelanyBigRep

Sponsor Enhancement Team

Giles GaskellWenzel

Track Leader - Scanning &Metrology

Aryn Bourk

Speaker and Mobile AppAdministrator


Jim HarrisonThe Solid Experts

Scholarship Committee

Sheku KamaraMSOE


Bob Markley3rd Dimension

Track Leader - AM Metals

Michael ZerbeNewell Rubbermaid

Liaison

Shannon Van DerenLayered Manufacturing and

ConsultingTrack Leader - Medical & Dental

Liaison

David LeighEOS North America

Nominating Committee

Harold SearsFord Motor Company


Clay GuilloryTitan Robotics


Jack ZiembaAristo Cast

Track Leader - Casting

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Nate SchumacherMidwest Prototyping

Track Leader - MaterialsLiaison

Steve Murrayconsultant

Track Leader - Casting

JOIN THE TEAMF o r U s e r s , B y U s e r s —

I n t e r e s t e d i n j o i n i n g t h e a l l - v o l u n t e e r A M U G T e a m ? C o n t a c t u s a t i n f o @ a m u g . c o m

Steve McDonaldL-3 Technologies


Heather NatalGF Machining Solutions

Sponsor Enhancement Team

Tom MurphyCimquest



2018 DINO RECIPIENTSD I S T I N G U I S H E D I N N O V A T O R O P E R A T O R ( D I N O ) —

DINO

The Distinguished INnovator Operator (DINO) Award recognizes individuals for both their contributions and years of service within the additive manufacturing industry and within the AMUG efforts. Each year, the selection committee reviews the list of conference registrants and selects DINOs based on factors such as:

• Contributions to the AM industry worldwide• Contributions to AMUG (e.g., speaker, volunteer)• Years of hands-on work with an AM technology• Willingness to share and assist• Skill level• And other subjective factors

These criteria makes the DINO Award very prestigious.

2018 AMUG DINO Recipients Front row (left to right):

Andy Christensen, Somaden LLC Steve Hanna, 3D SystemsPat Warner, Renault Sport Formula OneRey Chu, PADT, Inc.

Back row (Left to right):Fried Vancraen, MaterialiseAndrew Sliwa, Custom Prototypes Inc.Douglas Greenwood, Fleet Readiness Center EastRick Pressley, Renaissance Services, Inc.

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2017Ted Anderson, GE AdditiveBruce Bradshaw, Arcam ABCarl Deckard, Structured PolymersJoerg Griessbach, The SL ProJim Harrison, The Solid ExpertsKim Killoran, StratasysPeter Liacouras, Walter Reed Military Medical CenterSteve Murray, Hoosier PatternShannon Van Deren, Layered Manufacturing and ConsultingKevin Zaras, DSM Functional Materials

2016Andrew Allshorn, At 3D-Squared, Ltd.Ben Dolan, UC IrvineVito Gervasi, Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE)Elizabeth Goode, GoodeInkMike Hascher, Eagle Engineered Solutions Inc.Joe Holland, HyphenBonnie Meyer, StratasysTodd Reese, Realize, Inc.Dan Welker, Yazaki North AmericaJack Ziemba, Aristo-Cast, Inc.

2015Vince Anewenter, Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE)Derek Ellis, Computer Aided Technology, Inc.Andrew Graves, Stratasys Direct ManufacturingSteven Kossett, Natural Resource Research Institute, University of MinnesotaStefan Ritt, SLM SolutionsHarold Sears, Ford Motor CompanyEd Tackett, University of California, IrvineMark Wynn, Yazaki North America

2014Mark Barfoot, HyphenScott Crump, StratasysStewart Davis, CRP USAJason Dickman, American Precision PrototypingJim Reitz, Rapid Tech Consulting

2013Chuck Alexander, Solid ConceptsBrian Bauman, Linked In 3DPaul Bordner, Laser ReproductionsTodd Grimm, T.A. Grimm & AssociatesTerry Hoppe, Stratasys

2012Paul Bates, ReebokDavid Bourell, University of TexasBill Braune, Met-L-FloDuane Byerly, XeroxRobert Coleman, MattellRoger Cunningham, IntegraMike Littrell, CIDEAS Inc.Jason Lopes, Legacy EffectsFrank Medina, University of Texas El PasoDan Mishek, Vista TechnologiesLarry Monahan, Becton DickinsonCharlie Norton, NCP LeasingKen Patton, RapidTech/SaddlebackBrad Palumbo, Phoenix Analysis & DesignBradley Ruprecht, US ArmyScott Schermer, S.C. JohnsonThomas Starr, University of LouisvilleSean Wise, RePliFormMichael Zerbe, Newell Rubbermaid

2011Bret Bordner, Laser ReproductionsMike Connor, IntegraKevin Dyer, InterPro Bob Dzugan, buyCASTINGSFred Hilbrandt, FBIBill Lamey, BoeingJohn Schaefer, DSM SomosGreg Stein, Northrop GrummanXu Xiaoshu, Farsoon Hi-TechArnold Zieger, Dalimer

2010Ron Belknap, Protocam Jerry Bordner, Laser Reproductions Dr. Dave Bourell, Univesity of TexasSheku Kamara, Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) Kevin McAlea, 3D Systems Bruce Okkema, Eagle Design & TechnologyLance Shanklin, Integra Support

2009Neil Hopkinson, Loughborough UniversityDr. Paul Jacobs, 3D SystemsHarold Luper, HuntsmanSteve McDonald, L3Dave Rosen, Georgia Tech Richard Smeenk, Agile ManufacturingGraham Tromans, Loughborough University

2008Mark Abshire, DSMDenny Black, Valeo SylvaniaChris Huskamp, The Boeing Phantom WorksSteinar Killi, Oslo SchoolTroy Kuhn, ChryslerGideon Levy, University of Applied SciencesAriel Lijenstein, RobtecJan Richter, Solid Concepts

2007Rick Booth, Advanced Laser MaterialsCarl Dekker, Met-L-FloKent Firestone, Solid ConceptsGary Graf, University of LouisvilleBruce LeMaster, Applied Rapid TechnologiesTom Mueller, Express PatternGary Rabinovitz, Reebok InternationalLawrence Winnen, Tyco Electronics

2006Joe Allison, Solid ConceptsDaniel Baker, US Army Benet LabsPhillip Conner, 3D SystemsRenee Flynn, Paramount IndustriesSoeren Griessbavh, V.G. KunstsofftechniTerry Kreplin, BaxterR.J. Robinson, University of KentuckyIgata Tersuzo, INCSGeorgia Theriot, GT SignitureJames Williams, Paramount Industries

2005Gregg Banyon, DelphiMartin Colombo, ATIRichard Davis, MotorolaKen Davis, University of LouisvilleAl DeWitt, Rapid SolutionsMike Scanlon, Homes GroupRoger Speilman, Solid ConceptsBrent Stucker, Utah StateScott Turner, SciconRethia Williams, RMB Products

2004Kevin Ayers, FBITim Gornet, University of LouisvilleDavid Leigh, Harvest TechnologiesJeff Smith, Moeller DesignDerrick Spaven, RPM SolutionsBob Speer, ALCOAScott Sutterer, DSM SomosBob Zubrickie, Tyco Electronics

2003Phill Dickens, Loughborough UniversityJudy Gill, RaytheonMark Horner, The Technology House

2001Steve Deak, HasbroBeth Israelnaim, Becton-DickensonKevin Kennedy, Prototech EngineeringTom Sorovetz, Daimler Chrysler

2000Dave Flynn, Express PatternElaine Hunt, Clemson UniversityGraham Tromans, Rover GroupDoug Van Putte, Eastman Kodak

1998Guy Bourdeau, Beckman CoulterRob Connelly, Becton-DickinsonJoe DeGuglielmo, Eastman KodakChuck Hull, 3D SystemsJohn Mack, General MotorsFred Steinbauer, Pratt & Whitney

1988

Chairperson: Dick Aubin, Pratt & Whitney

Vice-Chairperson: Tom Kerschensteiner, AMP

Secretary: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

Treasurer: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

Site Coordinator: Peter Sferro, Ford Motor Company

1989

Chairperson: Dick Aubin, Pratt & Whitney

Vice-Chairperson: Tom Kerschensteiner, AMP

Secretary: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

Treasurer: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

Site Coordinator: Peter Sferro, Ford Motor Company

1990

Chairperson: Tom Kerschensteiner, AMP

Vice-Chairperson: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

Secretary: Frost Prioleau, Plynetics

Treasurer: Frost Prioleau, Plynetics

Site Coordinator: Jim Southard, Pratt & Whitney

Past Chairperson: Dick Aubin, Pratt & Whitney

1991

Chairperson: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

Vice-Chairperson: Frost Prioleau, Plynetics

Secretary: Doug Young, General Motors

Treasurer: Doug Young, General Motors


Past Chairperson: Tom Kerschensteiner, AMP

1992

Chairperson: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

Vice-Chairperson: Frost Prioleau, Plynetics

Secretary: Ed Garguilo, duPont

Treasurer: Ed Garguilo, duPont


1993

Chairperson: Frost Prioleau, Plynetics

Vice-Chairperson: Ed Garguilo, duPont

Secretary: Elaine Persall, Clemson University

Treasurer: Jeff Smith, PCC


Past Chairperson: Dave Flynn, Prototype Express

1994

Chairperson: Ed Garguilo, Dupont

Vice-Chairperson: Clint Atwood, Sandia National Laboratories

Secretary: Elaine Persall, Clemson University

Treasurer: Al DeWitt, Laserform


Past Chairperson: Frost Prioleau, Plynetics

1995

Chairperson: Clint Atwood, Sandia National Laboratories

Vice-Chairperson: Elaine Persall, Clemson University

Secretary: Beth Israelnaim, Becton Dickinson

Treasurer: Al DeWitt, Laserform

Site Coordinator: Tom Sorovetz, Chrysler Corporation

3D Systems Advisor: Susan Arellano, 3D Systems, Inc.

1996

Chairperson: Elaine Persall, Clemson University

Vice-Chairperson: Al DeWitt, Laserform

Secretary: Beth Israelnaim, Becton Dickinson

Treasurer: John Thiell, Prototype Express, Inc.


3D Systems Advisor: Susan Arellano, 3D Systems, Inc.

Past Chairperson: Clint Atwood, Sandia National Laboratories

1997

Chairperson: John Theill, Plynetics Express

Vice-Chairperson: Rob Connelly, Fineline Prototyping

Secretary: Bob Flint, Prototype Express

Treasurer: Joe Allison, Solid Concepts


3D Systems Advisor: Janine McQuaid, 3D Systems, Inc.

Past Chairperson: Elaine Persall, Clemson University

1998

Chairperson: Rob Connelly, Fineline Prototyping

Vice-Chairperson: Joe Allison, Solid Concepts, Inc.

Secretary: Steve Deak, Hasbro, Inc.

Treasurer: Bronson Hokuf, duPont


3D Systems Advisor: Patti Brown, 3D Systems, Inc.

Past Chairperson: John Theill, Plynetics Express

1999

Chairperson: Joe Allison, Solid Concepts, Inc.

Vice-Chairperson: Steve Deak, Hasbro, Inc.

Secretary: Guy Bourdeau, Beckman Coulter

Treasurer: Bob Olsen, Molex



Past Chairperson: Rob Connelly, Fineline Prototyping

2000

Chairperson: Steve Deak, Hasbro, Inc.

Vice-Chairperson: Jim Harrison, 3Dimensional Engineering

Secretary: Doug Greenwood, Square D

Treasurer: Bob Olsen, Molex

Site Coordinator: Tom Sorovetz, Daimler Chrysler


Past Chairperson: Joe Allison, Solid Concepts, Inc.

2001

Chairperson: Jim Harrison, 3Dimensional Engineering

Vice-Chairperson: Bruce Okkema, Eagle Design and Technology

Secretary: Derek Ellis, PTE Distribution

Treasurer: Guy Bourdeau, Beckman Coulter



Past Chairperson: Steve Deak, Hasbro, Inc.

2002

Chairperson: Bruce Okkema, Eagle Design and Technology

Vice-Chairperson: Bruce LeMaster, Applied Rapid Technologies

Secretary: Derek Ellis, PTE Distribution




Past Chairperson: Jim Harrison, 3Dimensional Engineering

2003

Chairperson: Bruce LeMaster, Applied Rapid Technologies

Vice-Chairperson: Derek Ellis, PTE Distribution

Secretary: Carl Dekker, Met-L-Flo, Inc.




Past Chairperson: Bruce Okkema, Eagle Design and Technology

2004

Chairperson: Steve Deak, Huntsman Advanced Materials

Vice-Chairperson: Joe Llamas, DSM Somos

Secretary: Carl Dekker, Met-L-Flo, Inc.

Treasurer: Guy Bourdeau, 3DSNASUG, Inc.



Past Chairperson: Bruce LeMaster, Applied Rapid Technologies

2005

Chairperson: Steve Deak, GE Aviation

Vice-Chairperson: Bruce LeMaster, Applied Rapid Technologies

Secretary: Andrew Layton, Georgia Institute of Technology

Treasurer: Guy Bourdeau, Huntsman Advanced Materials



2006

Chairperson: Bruce LeMaster, Applied Rapid Technologies Vice-Chairperson: Bob Zubrickie, Tyco Electronics

Secretary: Andrew Layton, Georgia Institute of Technology




Past Chairperson: Steve Deak, GE Aviation

2007

President: Bob Zubrickie, Tyco Electronics

Vice-President: Sheku Kamara, Milwaukee School of Eng

Vice President: Brian Bauman, DSM Somos

Secretary: Brad Palumbo, Phoenix Analysis and Design



Past Chairperson: Bruce LeMaster, Applied Rapid Technologies

2008

President: Sheku Kamara, Milwaukee School of Eng

Vice-President: Luis Folgar, Paramount Industries

Vice President: Brian Bauman, DSM Somos

Secretary: Brad Palumbo Phoenix Analysis and Design



Past Chairperson: Bob Zubrickie, Tyco Electronics


HISTORY OF THE USERS GROUP BOARD3 1 Y E A R S I N T H E M A K I N G —

2009

President: Brian Bauman, DSM Somos

Vice-President: Luis Folgar, Paramount Industries

Vice President: Tom Mueller, Express Pattern

Secretary: Bob Zubrickie, Tyco Electronics



Past Chairperson: Sheku Kamara, Milwaukee School of

Engineering

2010

President: Luis Folgar, Paramount Industries

Vice-President: Tim Gornet, University of Louisville

Vice President: Stewart Davis, CRP Technologies

Secretary: Bob Zubrickie, Tyco Electronics



Past Chairperson: Brian Bauman, DSM Somos

2011

President: Tim Gornet, University of Louisville

Vice-President: Mark Abshire, DSM Somos

Vice President: Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok International

Secretary: Scott Schermer, SC Johnson


Site Coordinator: Tom Sorovetz, Chrysler Group, LLC

Past Chairperson: Luis Folgar, Paramount Industries

2012

President: Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok International

Vice-President: Mark Abshire, DSM Somos

Vice President: Scott Schermer, SC Johnson

Secretary: Bret Bordner, Laser Reproductions

Treasurer: Guy Bourdeau, 3D Systems/ Vince Anewenter, MSOE

Event Manager: Tom Sorovetz, Chrysler Group, LLC

Past President: Tim Gornet, University of Louisville

AM Industry Advisor: Todd Grimm, T.A. Grimm & Associates

Principal Consultant: Elizabeth Goode, GoodeInk

2013

President: Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok International

Vice-President: Bret Bordner, Laser Reproductions

Vice President: Mark Barfoot, Christie Digital

Secretary: Mark Abshire, DSM Somos (replacement)

Treasurer: Vince Anewenter, MSOE

Event Manager: Tom Sorovetz, Chrysler Group, LLC

Past President: Tim Gornet, University of Louisville



2014

President: Bret Bordner, Laser Reproductions

Vice-President: Mark Barfoot, Hyphen

Vice President: Derek Ellis, CATI

Secretary: Kim Killoran, Stratasys


Event Manager: Thomas Sorovetz, Chrysler Group, LLC

Past President: Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok Advanced Concepts

AM Advisor: Mark Abshire, Somos Materials by DSM



2015

President: Mark Barfoot, Hyphen

Past President: Bret Bordner (formerly Laser Reproductions,

purchased by 3D Systems)

Vice-President: Steve Deak, GE

Vice President: Dana Foster, rp+m



Event Manager: Thomas Sorovetz, Fiat Chrsyler Automobiles

(FCA)

AM Industry Advisor: T.A. Grimm & Associates

Registrar: Mark Abshire, CATI

Advisor: Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok International

Expo Advisor: Derek Ellis, CATI


2016

President: Mark Barfoot, Hyphen

Past President: Bret Bordner (formerly Laser Reproductions,

purchased by 3D Systems)

Chairman: Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok International



Vice President: Steve Deak, GE

Vice President: Dana McCallum, Carbon

Event Manager: Thomas Sorovetz, FCA US LLC



Deputy VP: Paul Bates

New Members: Derek Ellis, CATI


2017

President: Steve Deak, GE Aviation

Past President: Mark Barfoot, University of Waterloo

Chairman: Gary Rabinovitz, Reebok



Vice President: Paul Bates, UL

Vice President: Dana McCallum, Carbon




Deputy VP – New Members: Derek Ellis, CATI

Deputy VP: Mark Wynn, Yazaki North America, Inc.


2018 (July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018)

President: Paul Bates, UL

Past President: Mark Barfoot, Cimetrix Solutions




Vice President: Carl Dekker, Met-L-Flo

Vice President: Jamie Cone, BD



Registrar: Kevin Zaras, DSM Additive Manufacturing

Deputy Secretary: Leslie Frost, GE Additive


Deputy VP: Dana McCallum, Carbon

Deputy VP: Jay Dinsmore, Dinsmore & Associates

Advisor: Mark Abshire, CATI


2019 (July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019)

President: Paul Bates, UL

Past President: Mark Barfoot, EWI


Secretary: Leslie Frost, GE Additive


Vice President: Carl Dekker, Met-L-Flo

Vice President: Jamie Cone, BD



Registrar: Kevin Zaras, DSM Additive Manufacturing

Deputy Secretary: Kim Killoran, Stratasys


Deputy VP: Jay Dinsmore, Dinsmore & Associates


At AMUG we consider ourselves very fortunate. There are so many passionate AMUG members and industry associates that contribute to the success of pulling off a large conference managed by all volunteers. We would like to take a moment to say thank you to everyone that participated in the 2019 AMUG Education & Training Conference. We truly appreciate your continued support and dedication.

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3D Systems North American Stereolithography Users GroupFounded in the late 1980s, the users group was dedicated to the users of 3D Systems’ stereolithography technology.

1980s

AMUG has grown, expanded and evolved to keep pace with the sweeping changes in the additive manufacturing industry. The users group has been hard at work since 1988 as a volunteer organization working with OEMs to design a community focused on advancing the uses of additive manufacturing technology.

The Additive Manufacturing Users Group’s origins date back to the late 1980’s when the founding industry users group was called 3D Systems North American Stereolithography Users Group, a users group solely focused on the advancement of stereolithography (SL) use with the owners and operators of 3D Systems’ equipment. Today, AMUG educates and supports users of all additive manufacturing technologies. The primary charter of the group remains the same, but its members are much more diversified, global and focused in advancing additive manufacturing technology for rapid manufacturing and prototyping.

With AMUG’s expanded range, operators/owners of any commercial technology — stereolithography (SL), selective laser sintering (SLS), 3D printing, CLIP, DMD, DMLM, DMLS, EBM, FDM, LC, LS, MJP, PolyJet, SLM, and more — can benefit from the information exchange and professional network that AMUG offers.

Objectives + Encourage effective communication of information amongst all additive manufacturing equipment owners and operators.

+ Provide a forum for presentations and the ability to network with colleagues.

+ Propose solutions to problems that involve basic modification to hardware or software.

+ Provide an open atmosphere for technology exchange.

Activities + Hold annual and periodic meetings for the purpose of conducting business of AMUG.

+ Establish special task or interest groups to study specific mutual areas of interest.

+ Identify problems and propose solutions or improvements and recommend uniform practices and techniques to be used by the membership.

Selective Laser Sintering Users GroupThis group, founded in the early 1990s, focused on the users of DTM Corporation’s selective laser sintering technology.

1990s

3D Systems Users GroupIn 2001, 3D Systems acquired DTM Corporation. Shortly after, the users groups for stereolithography and selective laser sintering consolidated into one association.

2001

Additive Manufacturing Users GroupAt the 2011 conference, members voted to open the users group to owners/operators of all commercial additive manufacturing technologies. Objet and Stratasys joined as premier supporters of AMUG.

2011

AMUG Celebrates 30 years of CommunityThroughout the years, AMUG has grown from a small gathering of 12 individuals with a common cause to a global community with a common cause: A community that is pushing forward a passion for technology that inspires, redefines and empowers people every day, and that is changing manufacturing as we know it.

2018

3DS Users Group, Inc. (3DSUG)As more and more users operated technologies from other additive manufacturing companies, the users group elected to open its doors (speakers, AMUGexpo and Sponsors Program) to companies other than 3D Systems. Membership continued to be owners/operators of stereolithography and selective laser sintering.

2010

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