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On-Demand Webinar

AM Data Management – Part 2

January 14, 2021

About the Course

Part 2 of the AM Data Management covers data generation and data acquisition concepts in an industrial AM environment. Use and management of data are critical in moving from a traditional workshop to an autonomous workshop where production quality needs to be assured. This webinar will give an insight into how AM Data Management has been implemented in a company like Siemens to transform an AM workshop into an intelligent AM workshop. The discussion will focus on the lessons learned, route selections, pitfalls, a dive into some of the technology that has been evaluating, and a demo of the technology implemented.

The webinar will specifically focus on the AI/Machine Learning approach in L-PBF process;

  • Powder Bed deviation recognition
  • Optical Tomography
  • Melt Pool Monitoring
  • Process parameter dependencies and analysis

Learning Outcomes

  • Best practice of digitalizing an AM workshop environment
  • Technology research, evaluation and development of different analyzing methods
  • Route selection for industrial implementation of qualifying tools

Instructor

  • Instructor

    Jörgen Sjöholm

    Jörgen Sjöholm worked with complex IT- and digitalization projects for more than 20 years. He has been working with digitalization of AM workshops at Siemens Energy for the last two years and has a background in system development and architecture. M.Sc. in Systems Science.

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  • Instructor

    Tommy Andersson

    Tommy Andersson worked with complex IT- and digitalization projects and industrial implementations for more than 20 years. He has been working with digitalization of AM workshops at Siemens Energy for the last four years and has a background in system development and architecture. B.Sc. Electronics Engineer & System development.

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AM CoE by the Numbers

With decades of experience in additive manufacturing, our team of experts is integral to our work. With team members located throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia, the AM CoE is able to provide agile support for global initiatives.

BY THE NUMBERS

combined in-kind, government agency, and ASTM investment
$10M+
projects initiated that will address AM standardization gaps
30+

How can I participate?

  • Support through Research and Development

    Through the AM CoE, research priorities are identified by the top minds in the field and are matched from the start to the standards that need to be generated to ensure the resulting AM technology’s success.

  • Consortium for Materials Data and Standardization

    Consortia for Materials Data & Standardization (CMDS) enables companies of all sizes from across the entire additive manufacturing ecosystem to collaborate on standardizing the best practices for materials data generation.

  • Explore On-Demand Webinars

    The webinar series provides guidance sessions on multiple and diverse topics in AM Design, Fabrication, Post-processing, Mechanical testing, Non-destructive evaluation, Applications, and Qualification and Certification.

  • Education & Workforce Development

    Comprehensive program that educates and trains the additive manufacturing workforce at all levels, while continually incorporating new advances to respond to industry needs and leverage standardization, certification, and AM CoE partner expertise.