September,18-20,2018: NNT – Conference on Nanoimprint and Nanoprint Technologies

Das NextGen3D-Konsortium arbeitet an neuen Prozess- und Materialentwicklungen für industrielle Anwendungen. Ziel ist es, einen zuverlässigen, industriell relevanten Druck von Polypropylen zu ermöglichen!

• Sie interessieren sich für 3D Druck mit Polypropylen
• Sie wollen mehr über die technischen Herausforderungen im FFF Druck erfahren
• Sie interessieren sich für Inline-Kontrollsysteme im FFF Druck
• Sie wollen sich mit 3D Druckexperten austauschen und diskutieren

Innerhalb dieses Workshops werden die Experten des NextGen3D-Konsortiums auf Themen wie Marktübersicht und neueste Entwicklungen im FFF 3D Druck behandeln. Die Teilnehmer erhalten innovative Einblicke und die Möglichkeit, Erfahrungen mit Spezialisten der Branche auszutauschen.

Zielgruppe

Dieser Workshop richtet sich an Lead-User, Entwicklungsingenieure und Entscheidungsträger aus der produzierenden Industrie, die den 3D-Druck bereits einsetzen oder in Zukunft einsetzen wollen.

Wann?

27. September 2017 (14:00 – 17:00)

Der Workshop findet im Vorfeld der Add+it 2017 statt (Symposium on additive manufacturing and innovative technologies).

www.addit2017.org

Wo?

Museum Arbeitswelt
Wehrgrabengasse 7
4400 Steyr, AT

Anmeldegebühr 

100 € NextGen3D Lead User Workshop
450 € Kombiticket (incl. Symposium: Registrieung hier:  Add+it )

Anmeldung:
Wir ersuchen um Ihre Anmeldung per eMail an Verena Musikar. 

Für das Kombiticket (Add+it + Lead User Workshop) können Sie sich online registrieren, bitte ergänzen Sie im Kommentarfeld, dass Sie am NextGen3D Lead User Workshop teilnehmen möchten.

Für technische Rückfragen: 
Thomas Janics, Hage
t.janics@nullhage.at

Dr. Thomas Fischinger, PROFACTOR
Thomas.fischinger@nullprofactor.at

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The “Beyond Smart Robots” workshop is jointly organized by PROFACTOR and TU Wien during European Robotics Forum (ERF2018), the most influential meeting of the robotics community in Europe, held in Tampere, Finland, on 15 March 2018.

Beyond Smart Robots: Enabling Technologies for True Non-Expert Teaching

In conjunction with the European Robotics Forum 2018, Tampere, Finland, March 13-15, 2018

Aim and Scope

Although academic research demonstrated numerous ways to easily program robots, most of them have not become industrial reality yet. Current industrial robots are still difficult to program, leading to high changeover times when new products are introduced. This is especially challenging considering new trends like high product variants and low lot sizes. In order to compete with global markets, the factories of tomorrow have to close this gap soon.

At the same time, new technologies arising from other scientific branches bring disruptive changes with unexpected opportunities. For example, recent advances in Deep Learning endow robots with “human-level” cognitive capabilities. In some domains, they have even surpassed human skills, e.g. image classification or strategic games. Augmented Reality, as another example, has grown up from the infancy and is a major interaction technology used in gaming industry and modern mobile phones.

Target Audience and Topics

This workshop aims to find synergies between different fields of science to aid in the application area of non-experts robot teaching for industrial processes. In order to limit the high number of possible processes, the focus is on assembly.

The following topics are of interest (but not limited to):

• Enabling technologies for teaching robots
• AI / Deep Learning for robots
• Tools and components that aid in teaching robots
• Augmented reality for teaching robots
• User interaction modules

The workshop will bring together researchers from relevant disciplines to exchange ideas and results towards the goal of boosting learning capabilities of robotics in the factory of the future. The workshop is structured with invited talks that provide both the industrial and academic perspective on the field of teaching robots for industrial environments. The talks present the challenges, new research opportunities and some success stories in this field. The talks are structured with time for questions and interactions to engage the audience and consolidate their point of view.

Invited Talks

• Thomas Madsen Almdal, Danish Technological Institute
• Walter Wohlkinger, Blue Danube Robotics
• Jacek Malec, Lund University
• Kathleen Delang, Fraunhofer IWU
• Mildred Puerto Coy, Tecnalia

Important Dates

Workshop: 15 March 2018, 08:30 – 10:00 (Maestro, Tampere Hall, Tampere, Finland)

Organizers

• Andreas Pichler, Profactor GmbH, Austria, www.profactor.at
• Univ.Prof. Dr.techn Markus Vincze, ACIN, TU Vienna, Austria, https://www.acin.tuwien.ac.at/staff/vm/
• Ing. Sharath Chandra Akkaladevi, Profactor GmbH, Austria, www.profactor.at

In collaboration with:

An important part of the Add+it is the industrial exhibition, where companies  will showcase their latest developments and products.

Silber Partners – Exhibiton Add+it 2020

Bronz Partners

Partner of School Competition

In cooperation with:

Media Partners:

Supported by:

In 2018, the 4rd edition of the Add+it (Symposium on ADDitive Manufacturing and Innovative Technologies), focused on polymers, will take place on September 27 – 28, 2018, in Steyr, AT.

The program is online.

Confirmed speakers – Add+it 2018:

Plenary Speaker

Prof. Neil Hopkinson Xaar Director of 3D Printing Visiting Professor of Manufacturing Engineering (University of Sheffield and Loughborough University) UK	Werner H. Bittner Umdasch Group Ventures GmbH Member of the Executive Board AUT

Material Development

Ing. Kurt Wildfellner BRP Rotax Head of Technical Service AUT	Daniel Plos  Techsoft Sales Manager manufacturing Solutions AUT	Gil Shelef Stratasys System Engineer IL

Medical Application for additive Manufacturing

Dr. Iris Prinz STRATEC Consumables GmbH SVP Product Development AUT	DDr. Michael Malek  KUK Linz Director of the Clinic for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Training Coordinator AUT	Veronika Berger JKU Linz – IPPE Researcher AUT

Micro-/Nano- Additive Manufacturing

Dr. Heinz Wanzenböck TU Wien  AUT	Michael Haslinger PROFACTOR AUT	Prof. FH Dr. Jaroslaw Jacak FH OÖ AUT

Prof. Dr. Magnus Kristiansen Institute of Polymer Nanotechnology FHNW CH	Olivier Lietaer e-Xstream Engineering LUX

Integrated Electronics

Dr. Andreas Willert Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nano Systems ENAS DE	Wolfgang Mildner OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association), MSWtech DE	Martina Harnisch, PhD Sunplugged AT

Florens Wasserfall University of Hamburg DE

Planned Sessions are

• Material Development for AM
• Additive Manufacturing for Medical Applications
• Micro/Nano Additive Manufacturing
• Integrated Electronics

PROGRAM 2017

Here you can download the program of the Add+it 2017.

Feel free to contact us, in case of any questions

contact@nulladdit2018.org   

Verena Musikar MSc

PROFACTOR GmbH
Im Stadtgut A2 | 4407 Steyr-Gleink | Austria
Tel. +43(0)7252 885-142

In March 2018, the 8^th edition of the NIL Industrial Day symposium will be held in Vienna, Austria (March 8-9, 2018, Parkhotel Schönbrunn). The NIL Industrial Day is the major event supplementing the academic and scientific oriented conferences with the aim to inform industrial early adopters and those companies evaluating to invest in Nanoimprint Lithography (NIL) as manufacturing method on the status of NIL for production purpose.

Programm is online:

Further information on detailed program, venue and registration will be available soon on the frequently updated conference website:

Registration is open: www.nil-industrialday.org

NILindustrialday 2017

NILindustrialday 2016

Nanoimprint lithography @ PROFACTOR

Exhibitor and Sponsors NILindustrialday 2018

Gold Partners

Silver Partners – Exhibitors

Bronze Partners

Media partner

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