Key Note Presentations
Overview of in-space manufacturing, from proof-of-concept to industrialisation of the orbit: the challenges in the way and collaborative opportunities
Dr Giles Bailet, University of Glasgow, UK
Prof. Andrea Bernasconi, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
ESA Additive Manufacturing Benchmarking Centre - An update on progress
Dr David Brackett, Manufacturing Technology Centre, UK
Advanced manufacturing technologies for high quality space parts
Dr Frank Brückner, Frauenhofer IWS, Germany
Novel thermoplastic structures for aerospace
Mr Andries Buitenhuis, GKN Fokker
Residual stresses in AM space parts on the example of neutral diffraction
Dr Sandra Cabeza, ILL Grenoble, France
Non-space defence applications of AM
Mr Steven Catt, Thales UK
Overview of NASA’s in space manufacturing and lunar infrastructure construction initiatives
Dr Raymond Clinton, NASA, USA
X-ray tomography for characterization of advanced materials
Prof. Anton du Plessis, Object Research Systems, Canada
Structural integrity considerations for advanced materials and importance of “lessons learned”
Dr Michael Gorelik, Federal Aviation Administration, USA
Metal additive manufacturing process selection and development for propulsion components
Mr Paul Gradl, NASA, USA
Digital transformation in advanced manufacturing and materials engineering
Dawid Luczyniec, European Space Agency
Manufacturing in space: Where are we? What needs to be done?
Dr Advenit Makaya, European Space Agency
Dr Martina Meisnar, European Space Agency
ESA advanced manufacturing cross cutting initiative
Dr Thomas Rohr, European Space Agency
Welding and joining technologies for transportation applications
Dr Rob Scudamore, TWI Ltd, UK
The benefit of standards for certification – AM component classification and part family definition
Dr Mohsen Seifi, ASTM International, USA
In-process inspection systems for increasing efficiency and productivity of automated manufacturing
Dr Waruna Seneviratne, National Institute for Aviation Research
Wire arc additive manufacturing in space (applications)
Mr Gijs van der Velden, MX3D, The Netherlands
NASA’s advanced composites materials and manufacturing research for the future
Mr John Vickers, NASA, USA
Mr Jos Vroon, NLR, The Netherlands