SME

SME’s Digital Manufacturing Challenge offers students an introduction to the industry beyond the classroom, providing a showcase for their creativity, leadership and entrepreneurship.

The RAPID+TCT 3D printing/additive manufacturing event takes place April 23-26 in Ft. Worth, TX.

When creating production parts using additive manufacturing (AM) processes, the industry lacks the material data needed to ensure consistent results – and may need to take a new approach to understanding how materials work in a 3D print environment.

Senvol President Zach Simkin to join the Board.

The system will employ a methodology the team dubs SAM-CT (Size, Accuracy and Materials + Economic Evaluation of Cost and Throughput) to determine 3D printing viability.

SME conducts a Digital Manufacturing Challenge each year that follows a specific theme.

The four-day conference will host the latest technologies and insights on additive manufacturing.

The event will have speakers from HP, NASA, University of Michigan and more.

The company is now a program partner and will attend several events as part of the collaboration.

The curriculum includes a week-long review course on additive manufacturing foundations.

As HPC cluster technology becomes more accessible, companies of all sizes have the potential to tap unlimited horsepower to create new simulation-driven engineering workflows.