Overview
Additive manufacturing offers unprecedented design freedom. However, this potential is often not realized in today's commonly used design applications, which were developed to produce parts through traditional manufacturing processes.
Join Autodesk for an exclusive webinar exploring how designers and manufacturers are using next-generation design for additive approaches to explore more design possibilities, create more intricate designs, and achieve competitive separation through additive manufacturing.
Learning Objectives:
- How to capitalize on the unprecedented design freedom of additive manufacturing.
- How to integrate generative design into existing product development processes to explore a wider range of design alternatives.
- How to optimize and tailor the properties of a single part to control for weight, stiffness, thermal conductivity, and more.
Speakers:
Mr Duann Scott
Business Development & Strategy, Digital Manufacturing, Autodesk
Duann Scott is an industrial designer, researcher and writer with interest in the democratization of design through digital fabrication. Described by The New York Times as the Pied Piper for on demand 3D Printing, he has been recognized for his role in bringing 3D printing out of the back rooms of engineering firms and into mass consciousness.
In his current role, Scott works on the business development team at Autodesk helping 3D printing hardware and materials partners close the gap between the massive potential and current reality of additive manufacturing.
Mr Daniel O'Connor
Group Editor, TCT Magazine
Having joined team TCT in 2013 after a fairlyeclectic post-graduation career that encompassed writing about football, policing and reality television, Daniel has become obsessed with the world of additive manufacturing and its surrounding technologies. Always on the lookout for the weird and wonderful applications of 3D printing technology, particularly fond of the digitisation for preservation techniques employed by the likes of the Smithsonian Institute.
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