Innovations in Additive Manufacturing

This webinar was originally held on November 20, 2024.

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Duration: 1 hour
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Summary

Initially, Additive Manufacturing (AM) was used to reproduce parts originally designed for traditional manufacturing processes. However, without the limitations of traditional manufacturing processes, products could be designed for additive manufacturing (Dfam), with innovative shapes that couldn’t be previously manufactured with casting and machining. Today, these technologies are embedded in the conventional manufacturing process.

In this session you’ll hear from PTC’s Jose Coronado and Advanced Engineering Solutions’ Dr. Andreas Vlahino as they demonstrate how
to leverage Creo’s additive manufacturing tools for efficient and innovative manufacturing solutions.

Some high level topics they’ll dive into include:

Creo Additive Manufacturing Capabilities
Evolution of Simulation-Driven Lattice Modelling
Additive Manufacturing Use Cases
Advancements in Simulation-Driven Design (SDD) for AM
Showcase Lattice Modelling Capabilities

Tune in to hear how Creo helps engineers like you create great designs with additive manufacturing.

Speakers

Jose Coronado
Director, Creo Product Management
PTC

Jose Coronado is the Product Manager for the CREO Manufacturing (additive and subtractive) and Creo Simulate applications. He has more than 25 years of experience in the manufacturing industry, ranging from being CAD/CAM user in a high-tech mold-making facility, to multiple technical, sales and consulting roles during his tenure of 15 years at IBM de Mexico.
Mr. Coronado earned degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the Universidad of Nuevo Leon (Mexico), an MBA from the Monterrey Tec (Mexico) and a Post-MBA Certificate from McGill University (Canada).

Dr. Andreas Vlahinos
CTO
Advanced Engineering Solutions

Dr. Andreas Vlahinos is a CTO of Advanced Engineering Solutions.  Andreas has concentrated on DfAM, Computer Aided Innovation, Generative Design, Lattice Structures, Simple Solutions to Complex Problems. He has been instrumental in rapid product development through the implementation of Computer Aided Engineering for several Government agencies such as NASA, NREL, SANDIA, DOE, NCDMM and US Army Aviation & Missile Command and several industry partners such as SpaceX, General Dynamics, United Launch Alliance, NAVISTAR Defense, etc.

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