31 May 2018, Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Copenhagen. The Nordic. Additive. Manufacturing Show! #3DPLIVE

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1 31 May 2018, Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Copenhagen The Nordic Additive Manufacturing Show! #3DPLIVE

2 Speakers Werner Stapela Global Head of Additive Design & Manufacturing Danfoss Rasmus Dejgaard Jensen Concept Developer & Programme Lead Vestas Juho Raukola Additive Manufacturing Engineer Wärtsilä Martin Petersen Mechanical Engineer MAN Diesel & Turbo Christoph Klahn Head of Design for Additive Manufacturing Inspire AG Michael Wilson Technology Director & Centre Manager 3M Buckley Innovation Centre Sören Olsson Business Development Manager Materialise Atanu Chaudhuri Professor Aalborg University Ralf Frohwerk Global Head of Business Development SLM Solutions Tuomas Riipinen Research Scientist, Advanced Manufacturing VTT Stephanie Niehues Researcher & Project Leader University of Dortmund Lukas Pawelczyk Additive Manufacturing Manager Arburg Don Hoogendoorn Principal Research Engineer Damen Shipyards Group Mads Kjøller Damkjær CEO Danish AM Hub Guido Tosello Associate Professor DTU Saeed Farahani Head of Additive Design and Manufacturing Danfoss Christoph Erhardt Head of 3D Printing Proto Labs Philipp Amend Manager of Process Engineering Proto Labs David Bue Pedersen Senior Researcher DTU Lasse Staal CEO AddiFab,

3 Schedule 08:20 Registration & Morning Coffee 08:50 Chairman s Opening Remarks & Danish AM Hub Changing the way we think about production, supply chain, sustainability & business models Investing in companies, ambitious projects, leaders & ideas Mads Kjøller Damkjær, CEO, Danish AM Hub 09:10 Where Additive Manufacturing Meets Industry 4.0 the View from Danfoss Where & how does AM/3DP feature in your Industry 4.0 strategy Requirements for the effective implementation of AM/3D Printing Building your AM team adding new skills & a change in mindset Werner Stapela, Global Head of Additive Design & Manufacturing, Danfoss 09:35 AM at Vestas: Finding an Identity Across Additive Applications Vestas characteristics and challenges in AM Strategy observations, short and long term benefits Activities to leverage and influence the field Rasmus Dejgaard Jensen, Concept Developer & Programme Lead, Vestas 10:00 Principles for Achieving Nirvana in Industrial Additive Manufacturing The four levels of implementation of AM in Wärtsilä Leveraging design freedom to obtain high-performance applications to withstand high temperature & stress Defining the right mindset for unleashing the full potential of different AM technologies Juho Raukola, Additive Manufacturing Engineer, Wärtsilä 10:25 Strategy for Additive Manufacturing at MAN Diesel & Turbo (Copenhagen) What type of technologies are there for metal AM What options are there if the product consists mostly of large single components Martin Petersen, Mechanical Engineer, MAN Diesel & Turbo 10:50 Networking Break 11:20 Digital Supply Chains How brands are transforming their operations with 3D Printing Breaking the mould of traditional supply chains Sören Olsson, Business Development Manager, Materialise

4 Schedule 11:45 So You ve Made it with Additive Manufacturing but Have You? Verifying the size, internal structure & metallurgical properties of critical parts? Using coordinate measurement, visual inspection with optical and electron microscopy and x-ray CT to characterise the internal dimensions Michael Wilson, Technology Director & Centre Manager, 3M Buckley Innovation Centre 12:10 Automotive Key Targets for Selective Laser Melting Process in Series Part Production Quality Control System (QCS) with the goal to release the SLM process to DIN / ISO or VDA 6.3 Productivity of the metal based 3D printing Process Case Studies with best in practice AM design for automotive Ralf Frohwerk, Global Head of Business Development, SLM Solutions Innovation Centre 12:30 Networking Break Track 1 - Mads Kjøller Damkjær, CEO, Danish AM Hub Track 2 - David Bue Pedersen, Senior Researcher, DTU 13:35 14:00 14:25 Secure 3D-Printing Processes for Spare Parts Including Digital Service Platforms Research project IT S DIGITIVE: Advantages of digital service platforms for 3D printed spare part supply Development of a secure process for additive manufacturing in value chains Especially the protection of spare part data on a digital service platform Stephanie Niehues, Researcher & Project Leader, University of Dortmund Overcoming Challenges in Adopting Additive Manufacturing: Danish & German Perspectives Pre-adoption, adoption and post-adoption challenges Role of service providers & service portfolio to overcome challenges Atanu Chaudhuri, Professor, Aalborg University Bridging the Skills Gap in your AM Departments Training your engineers to be experts in additive manufacturing the challenges Hype fuels investment which in turn fuels development in enterprise Saeed Farahani, Head of Additive Design & Manufacturing, Danfoss 13:35 14:00 14:25 Getting Started with Additive Manufacturing Why is AM a challenge to product development? What do engineers need to know about AM-Technologies? What are the technical & economic factors for good M-parts? Christoph Klahn, Head of Design for AM, Inspire AG Design for Additive Manufacturing - the Proto Labs approach An exciting new concept for the design of parts & products - a change of mindset Christoph Erhardt, Head of 3D Printing, Proto Labs Philipp Amend, Manager of Process Engineering, Proto Labs 3D printing of Soft Magnetic Materials - From powders to high performance components The Additive Manufacturing process route from powder to product 3D printing of Soft Magnetic Materials: properties and applications Tuomas Riipinen, Research Scientist, Advanced Manufacturing, VTT

5 Schedule 14:50 Networking Break 15:30 Printing the World s First Certified Ship s Propeller From project initiation to certified propeller within 7 months Speed up innovation by close collaboration between 5 project partners Project changed the attitude of maritime industry towards 3D printing Don Hoogendoorn, Principal Research Engineer, Damen Shipyards Group 15:55 Freeformer: Using the Potential of an Open System Successfully Theoretical fundamentals of the APF (ARBURG Plastic Freeforming) technology Process stability & monitoring Production in small-volume batches & individualised high-volume products Lukas Pawelczyk, Additive Manufacturing Manager, Arburg 16:20 To Disrupt or to Sustain? A Case for Merging the Strengths of Additive Manufacturing & Injection Molding AM is challenged by lack of scalability, relevant materials. IM is challenged by lack of flexibility, high start-up costs. Research shows that challenges may be reduced through a merging of AM and IM so-called 3DPIM Lasse Staal, CEO, AddiFab 16:35 From Prototyping to Small-time Production to Serial Production Panel Discussion Taking the leap to next level production AM as a key part of your move towards industry 4.0 Michael Wilson, Technology Director & Centre Manager, 3M Buckley Innovation Centre Ralf Frohwerk, Global Head of Business Development, SLM Solutions Werner Stapela, Global Head of Additive Design & Manufacturing, Danfoss Moderated by: Mads Kjøller Damkjær, CEO, Danish AM Hub 17:05 Digital Manufacturing of Miniaturised Products with Micro 3D Printing Micro additive manufacturing machine suitable for precision printing Miniaturised products with features of dimensions as small as 50 µm can be designed with conventional 3D CAD software & produced by micro additive manufacturing Guido Tosello, Associate Professor, DTU 17:30 Chairman s Closing Remarks Mads Kjøller Damkjær, CEO, Danish AM Hub 17:35 Drinks Reception

6 Sponsors & Supporting Partners Sponsors Supporting Partners

7A Odenplan Stockholm, Sweden 14th June 2018 FMTX is an international

executives who play an active role in the development of Industry 4.

Innovating supply chains, utilising artificial intelligence to improve

technology, AR and VR in manufacturing and aftermarket simulation and 3D

Reality Automation & Robotics Advanced Materials Predictive Analytics

7 7A Odenplan Stockholm, Sweden 14th June 2018 FMTX is an international knowledge exchange platform bringing together more than 200 high-level executives who play an active role in the development of Industry 4.0 within their organisation. Innovating supply chains, utilising artificial intelligence to improve productivity, the impact of the IIoT on systems management, digital twin technology, AR and VR in manufacturing and aftermarket simulation and 3D printing are just some of the innovations that will revolutionise how products are developed and produced. GAME CHANGING TOPICS 3D Printing & Scanning Industrial Design Augmented Reality Automation & Robotics Advanced Materials Predictive Analytics Artificial Intelligence Internet Of Things Open Source For more information about attending, exhibiting or sponsoring Future Manufacturing Technologies Exhibition please contact:

31 May 2018, Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Copenhagen. The Nordic. Additive. Manufacturing Show! #3DPLIVE

31 May 2018, Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Copenhagen The Nordic Additive Manufacturing Show! #3DPLIVE Speakers Werner Stapela Global Head of Additive Design & Manufacturing Danfoss Rasmus Dejgaard Jensen