Digital Engineering Summit Design Session Focuses on Sustainability

Digital Engineering magazine will present its second online DE24/7 Design & Simulation Summit on Oct. 6. The half-day virtual event will feature five presentations led by industry experts in simulation technology, generative design, additive manufacturing, and engineering workstations, led off by a keynote session on digital twins and the metaverse.

The event will kick off with a live keynote session covering the intersection of digital twins and the metaverse, led by DE Senior Editor Kenneth Wong and Daniel R. Isaacs, CTO of the Digital Twin Consortium, an industry organization focused on accelerating the growth and adoption of digital twins. 

In this design session you will learn how many manufacturers have launched sustainability initiatives in an effort to create more environmentally friendly product designs and to reduce the carbon footprint of their own manufacturing operations. CAD and simulation tools are emerging that can potentially help engineers better gauge the environmental impact of their design choices. In this session, presented by Israr Kabir, Senior Manager, Emerging Technologies at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, learn about new tools and best practices that can help designers measure sustainability and have a concrete global impact.  

More speakers will be announced in the lead up to the event. You can register for all sessions here, or learn more at www.digitalengineering247.com/summit22. You can also access the 2021 sessions on demand here.