Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace & Space Conference

January 24, 2019

ACHIEVING FEASIBLE ECONOMIC RETURNS WITH AM TECHNOLOGY

Now entering its 5th year, our Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace & Space conference has fast established itself as the premium forum for AM users, R&D experts and industry partners within the aerospace and space industry. Returning to London after hosting the forum in Munich earlier this year, and following a valuable visit to the EOS facilities, we are delighted to announce AM for Aerospace & Space will return home. This year, Airbus will take the lead from an AM user perspective and will kindly host a visit to their world renowned Space Systems facility just north of London.

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Not just academic in focus and not solution provider heavy, the event has achieved its reputation by providing content that can tangibly help the AM user exploit the performance gains and economic returns that AM offers - this is achieved through predominantly case study led presentations from both users and solution providers.

Aligned to support the UK's national AM strategy, the conference is a platform to tackle the roadblocks of industrial digitisation and ensure opportunities in high value manufacturing are not squandered - both internationally and in the UK.

We very much hope you can join us!

Reasons to attend Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace & Space

Hear exclusive case studies from industry leaders who are already achieving quality assurance on a serial scale - helping you to improve your own component characteristics on an industrial scale with repeatable, predictable quality every time
Adopt lessons learned from a variety of economically quantifiable case studies delivered by OEMs, describing how they were able to leverage AM technology to achieve feasible economic returns
Discover how supply chain is now developing in a way that will encompass Additive Manufacturing at Primes, Tier-1s, Tier-2, and downstream suppliers - enabling you to situate your organisation in a way that is evolving with market demand
Hear the latest strategies used by industry leaders in their own projects to achieve material input and process certification so that you can achieve scalability and consistency in your own AM processes

Agenda themes will include:

Certification and standardisation strategies delivering critical assurance for defence and aerospace applications
Space, air, land and sea applications for additive manufacturing processes
Complete production cycle evaluation and assessment of through-life costs
Training engineers to 'think in additive manufacturing' terms to utilise AM's full potential
Innovation and new technologies developing additive manufacturing for defence & aerospace
Commercialisation of research and developing short-term additive manufacturing strategies
The National Additive Manufacturing Strategy and its consequences for the defence & aerospace agency

"Very valuable. We acquired a state-of-the-art understanding, not only of technologies but also of the data and documentation complexities and eco-system of the AM community"
Rasmus Dejgaard Jensen, Programme Lead , Vestas Wind Systems

"Excellent. Well balanced to reflect the wide spectre of AM applicability. For a starting company in this field this event has been valuable in particular with its applicability to automotive and power generating industries"
Alexander Urban, Chairman &CEO , Integrated Steel & Power Ltd

"Good cross-section of speakers, interesting inclusion of Space/satellite industry"
Neall Heath, Industrial Engineer , Selex ES

"It was a very valuable event, I will be attending any future events"
Mark Booth , Program Manager, Tronosjet Maintenance

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Meet the Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace & Space 2019 Speaker Panel

Paul Evans, Head of Manufacturing Technologies and Processes, Airbus Group
Andy Schofield, Manufacturing & Materials Strategy and Technology Director, BAE Systems - Air
Jason Gilmore, New Product and R&D Technical Lead, Airbus Defence & Space
Richard Minter, Chief Expert - Airframe, European Aviation Safety Agency
Dr Paul Unwin, Chairman, UK Additive Manufacturing Strategy Steering Group
Sebastien Messe, Additive Manufacturing Chief Engineer, Safran Landing Systems
Steven Catt, AM Technical Lead, Thales UK
Dr Katy Milne, Chief Engineer - DRAMA , Digital Engineering Group, Manufacturing Technology Centre
Advenit Makaya, Advanced Manufacturing Engineer, European Space Agency
Claude Sarno, Head of Packaging Design Office, Thales Avionics
Max Haot, Founder & CEO, Launcher
Dr. Luis Martin Diaz, VP Head of Industrial Service Centers Germany, EDDC, Airbus Helicopters
Dr. Rob Scudamore, Vice Chair AM UK & Associate Director, Group Manager - Joining Technologies, Additive Manufacturing,, TWI
Lina A. Huertas, Head of Technology Strategy for Digital Manufacturing,, Manufacturing Technology Centre
Chris Dungey, Director of the Joining 4.0 Innovation Centre & Professor of Engineering, TWI & Lancaster University
James Logan, UK Collaborative R&D Funding Manager, Manufacturing Technology Centre
Markus Seibold, VP Additive Manufacturing, Siemens Power & Gas
Jurgen Nolde, VP Vertical Aerospace, Siemens
Vinu Vijayan, Global Business Development Manager - Aerospace, EOS