During this session, Greg Paulsen, Director of Applications Engineering at Xometry, will guide product developers and business leaders to navigate the diverse world of manufacturing technologies.
3D scanning is a critical technology for the engineering and manufacturing industries.
William Frazier, Pilgrim Consulting, presents a talk on designing an effective data management system for businesses engaged in additive manufacturing.
Gregory Nichols of the Homeland Defense and Security Information Analysis Center presents the emerging security risk that additive or advanced manufacturing (AM) poses in weapons of mass destruction proliferation and weapons development in general and provides a discussion on some upcoming challenges.
Digital manufacturing has the potential to disaster-proof our supply chains.
Josh Lubell of NIST will discuss cyber security and data security considerations for systems that interact with additive manufacturing machines.
Brian Neff, CEO of Sintavia, will present a business case for introducing AM into the aerospace and defense supply chain.
The DoD Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) enterprise attempts to utilize advanced manufacturing to secure a more lethal force, strengthen alliances and new partnerships, and reform the Department for greater performance and affordability. This session will explore the various ManTech partnership opportunities and grant programs available for for communities and defense industry.
The Business Continuity Workshop Ready your business for disruption and disaster in this workshop where you will learn and apply the basics of business continuity. Ryan Miller, Principal – Critical Functions, LLC July 21, 2022 8:30-9:30 am Getting ready…
Tour of Building 4301–Product Development Facility at Edgewood Area APG Mark Schlein, Dave Wheatley August 4, 2022 9:00-11:00 am Advanced manufacturing (AM) is an important technology sector for Maryland and a catalyst for growth for other sectors of great importance…