Additive Manufacturing for Defense & Aerospace

The 3rd Annual Manufacturing for Defense & Aerospace Summit will be your best opportunity to come together with key DoD leadership, chief OEM engineers and manufacturers, cyber security specialists, government research leads, and supporting industry to identify and influence the requirements and strategies needed to find the next level of efficiency in additive manufacturing.

Attend Additive Manufacturing and Defense and learn about:

Next Generation Requirements for Advanced Manufacturing Initiatives
Defending Against Digital Theft and Espionage in Additive Manufacturing
Identifying and Resolving Introduced Defective Components and Processes
Future Manufacturing Requirements of the AFRL
Qualification Via Analysis Vs Qualification Via Imperial Testing
Requirements in Metals Additive Manufacturing for the U.S. Navy
Utilizing Additive Manufacturing to Embed Equipment into Structures
Rapid Prototypes to Production on the Battlefield
Generating 3D Models Through Reverse Engineering to Resolve Unique Field Challenges
Sea and Aerospace Business Opportunities in Additive Manufacturing
Newest Developments in Additive Manufacturing for Rocket Engines

Speaker and Presenter Information

LJ Holmes
Principal Investigator Materials Dev
Aberdeen Proving Grounds

James Zunino
Materials Engineer / ARDEC Project Officer
US. Army - ARDEC

Jeff Haynes
Program Manager
Aerojet Rocketdyne

Mike Daly
Chief Technology Officer
Raytheon

Adam Verdon
Mechanical Engineer, Additive Manufacturing
Harris

Bill Cass
Partner
Cantor Colburn

Paul Witherell
Senior Researcher
NIST

Neal Orringer
Vice President for Alliances and Partnerships
3D Systems

Suraj Rawal
Technical Fellow at Advanced Technology Center
Lockheed Martin

Thomas Lockhart
Director Materials and Manufacturing Directorate
AFR