Review
EinDruck³ 2024: Paths to digital and sustainable production
6. March 2024
09:00 - 17:00
Additive manufacturing has established itself as a manufacturing technology alongside traditional manufacturing processes such as milling, casting or forming and continues to gain in importance. This also means that it has to pick up on current trends and meet challenges. After all, the production of the future is digital and sustainable.
Artificial intelligence has been finding its way into everyday industrial life for some time now, as it can be used to deal with a wide variety of issues. For example, the technology is used in the optimization of machine capacity, maintenance forecasting and quality prediction. Initial applications in the field of additive manufacturing are no exception; in fact, the fundamentally high level of digitality of the processes makes it easier to provide data. But what is necessary for an effective data basis? Join us to discuss how the potential of AI in additive manufacturing can be fully exploited.
Additive manufacturing offers far-reaching potential, for example in lightweight construction, but the barriers to entry are high from a practical perspective. For example, the variety of processes requires process-specific expertise in order to operate the system due to fundamental process-related differences. Standardization and automation of the printing process and the systems could provide a remedy here and thus promote the widespread use of the technology. But are such plug & play systems even necessary now and in the future? What are the advantages and disadvantages of such systems? The workshop will focus on this topic from the user's perspective.
Lecture in English
Pulse lecture: SAMSax - a real laboratory for the circular economy
Session: Alternative raw material sources are already being discussed in many industries for various applications. Additive manufacturing is also facing the challenge of replacing petroleum-based raw materials and tapping into more energy- and resource-efficient raw material sources. From recycled polymers to bio-based materials and metallic waste, this workshop will therefore shed light on unconventional sources. But what technical hurdles need to be overcome? Find out more about new, sustainable materials, printability and mechanical properties. An opportunity to discuss how innovations in additive manufacturing can revolutionize our choice of materials.
Can additive manufacturing help to reduce CO2 emissions in production?
The often CO2-intensive production of components can be replaced by a CO2-reduced lightweight construction method with material savings using additive manufacturing. Economical decentralized component production avoids transport routes and also leads to CO2 reduction. In this workshop, we would like to discuss with you how additive manufacturing can contribute to CO2 reduction in production and what hurdles need to be overcome along the way.
Let Heinrich Berthold inspire you and find out about sustainability in the production of ceramic substrates, which serve as the starting material for printed circuit boards. Our expert will show you what solvent-free and CO2-reduced production can look like in industrial implementation.
Additive manufacturing represents one of the most disruptive changes in production technology of the 21st century. The rapid growth of the technology, short product development cycles and regulatory requirements are presenting additive manufacturing with new ecological, economic, social and technological challenges. In a keynote speech, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dietmar Drummer will shed light on the opportunities, potentials and implications of this still young technology, which are as diverse as the associated industries, fields of application and the challenges to be solved, especially against the backdrop of growing sustainability requirements. In the subsequent workshop, we will take up this impulse together and work out opportunities and challenges in the context of additive manufacturing and sustainability.
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