Altair Technology Conference ATCx - Manufacturing Simulation
Advanced digitalisation solutions for product development, manufacturability, and production.
Free Virtual Conference – January 28, 2021 | 1.30 - 4.30 p.m. with presentations from
How do leading companies use simulation to optimise the performance and manufacturability of their products early in the design process?
And how can these companies make better decisions and minimize the cost of changes?
The Manufacturing Simulation conference offers an excellent opportunity to gain insight into how manufacturers use simulation across teams to:
- determinte manufacturable design proposals with manufacturing constraints in topology optimisation
- ensure manufacturability through process simulation.
- secure the optimal performance of the components by taking into account the manufacturing influences in the structural calculation.
Who shouldn't miss this event?
Product designers, engineers and manufacturing specialists from the fields of casting, injection molding, polyurethane foaming, extrusion, forming and 3D printing. Here you have the unique opportunity to network with industry experts and to learn in our lectures and workshops how process simulation helps to save costs, minimize risks and accelerate development processes in each of the manufacturing processes mentioned.
Agenda January 28, 2021
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1.30 p.m. |
Intro Altair Ulrich Bruder - Managing Director, Altair |
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1.45 p.m. |
Main Keynote: The integration of manufacturing influences in the product simulation using the example of crash Horst Lanzerath - Ford Research & Advanced Engineering |
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2.10 p.m. |
Main Altair Overall Inspire platform (Main Vision) Ken Welch, Senior Vice President, Altair |
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Casting | Mold & Foam | Forming & Extrusion | 3D-Manufacturing | |
2.30 p.m. | Lightweight construction by using topology optimised casting parts Maximilian Brait, ÖGI |
Design of hybrid components for users, with focus on injection moulding simulation with Altair Inspire Mold Andre Voßen, DTE |
Design of hybrid components for users, with focus on forming simulation with Altair Inspire Form Markus Reinert, DTE |
End-to-end development environment for 3D-printed parts Christoph Katzenschwanz, Altair |
2.55 p.m. |
Strategies for efficient part development Ralf Wagner, MikroMat |
Importance of and handling of material data for the design of injection moulded components Erwin Baur, M-Base |
Using Altair software to develop complex sheet metal formed parts Michael Welle, Erdrich Umformtechnik GmbH |
part optimisation for the effective use of additive manufacturing processes René Pers, Würth Industrie / Daniel Jauss, Altair |
3.20 p.m. |
Application of Inspire Cast at Bionic Mesh Design GmbH Thomas Spoida, Bionic Mesh Design GmbH |
Inspire PolyFoam – Process- optimisation through simulation Maximilian Sommer, GK Concept |
possible applications of numerical simulation to analyse the extrusion process Alessandro Selvaggio, ISPT Solutions |
Lattice optimisation and data preparation of a MTB rear end for powderbed fusion Armin Dangel, Linked Engineering / Peter Leitner, CADS Additive GmbH |
3.45 p.m. | Altair Demo Cast |
Altair Demo Mold |
Altair Demo Form & Forging |
Altair Demo |
4.00 p.m. | Live Q&A |
Live Q&A |
Live Q&A | Live Q&A |
time | impulse presentations | |||
4.15 p.m. |
AI in mechanical engineering - applications, challenges, potentials Guido Reimann, VDMA |
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4.30 p.m. |
User friendly data analytics - key to the success of AI-based industry 4.0 applications Marco Fließer, Altair |
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