ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
THE DESIGN, PRODUCTION, AND QUALITY CONTROLS
NOVEMBER 2024 COURSE
INVEST IN YOUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
BY LEARNING ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING!
You’ve been debating
on wether or not
to take the leap.
Now’s the time!
Join Travis Davis, a former NASA engineer, as he takes you through an 8-week Designing for Additive Manufacturing Course.
Additive Manufacturing, also known as 3D Printing, is an emerging trend in the manufacturing sector. It has applications in Prototyping, Product Development, Aerospace, Medical Devices, Tissue Engineering, and more. The global additive manufacturing market is predicted to be 36.61 billion USD by 2027.
Unlock a world of possibilities with Additive Manufacturing. It can accelerate product development, offer customized products and implants, increase production flexibility, reduce tooling investments, and enable co-creation. Imagine the potential for your business and the innovative solutions you can create in your field. The possibilities are truly limitless!
Learn How You Can Apply Additive Manufacturing in Your Day-to-Day Applications!
COURSE OUTCOMES
1. Acquire the vocabulary necessary to navigate the complex, multivariate landscape of additive manufacturing equipment, materials, and applications.
2. Understand the fundamental principles and workflow for AM of polymers, resins, and metals and how these principles govern the performance and limitations of each mainstream AM process.
3. Learn to identify how, when, and where AM can create value across the entire product lifecycle, from design concepts to end-of-life, and how to select an AM process and material for a specific application.
4. Acquire the skills necessary to design parts for AM that combine engineering intuition with computationally driven design and process-specific constraints.
5. Assess the value of an additively manufactured part based on its production cost and performance.
6. Evaluate the business case for transitioning a product to be made using AM versus the conventional approach, either in part or in whole.
7. Develop a cutting-edge perspective on digital transformation and the factory of the future.
We Believe in Making Your Imagination Come to Life
Through Additive Manufacturing.
Additive Manufacturing has found one of its most innovative + versatile applications in the fields of
MEDICINE + HEALTHCARE
.
Additive Manufacturing Applications
Aerospace
✔︎ Liquid Propulsion Components
✔︎ AI Defined Structures
✔︎ Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Medical
✔︎ Dental
✔︎ Orthopaedic Technology
✔︎ Tissue Engineering
Industry
✔︎ PreProduction Tooling
✔︎ Handling & Robotics
✔︎ Guards & Jigs
Lifestyle
✔︎ Jewlery & Watches
✔︎ Footware & Clothing
✔︎ Sports Equipment
Automotive
✔︎ Engine Development
✔︎ Engine Components
Tooling
✔︎ Injection Moulding
✔︎ Die-Casting
✔︎ Tool Repair
Rapid Prototyping
Academia
The Global Additive Manufacturing
Market Size is projected to be
$36.61 BILLION
By 2027
All The Tools You Need To
Launch YOUR CAREER
THE 3D PRINTING INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IS HERE.
LET US HELP YOU PREPARE!
Why YOU Should Use Additive Manufacturing
✔︎ Accelerates Product
Development
✔︎ Offerers Customized
Products
✔︎ Reduces Tooling Investments
✔︎ Increases Production
Flexibility
✔︎ Enables Mass Production
of “Un-Manufacturable”
Geometries
7 Categories of
Additive Manufacturing
Free Download
It includes the different categories of additive manufacturing and how to apply each.
Travis is a NASA Award-Winning Liquid Propulsion Design and Test Engineer who Holds Multiple Patents including NASA Patents in the Additive Manufacturing Field.
Meet Your Instructor
Travis began his professional career as a wildland firefighter team lead in the Rocky Mountains of Montana. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering with 6+ years of experience at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center as an award-winning Liquid Propulsion Design and Test Engineer. He specialized in utilizing metal, polymer and resin additive manufacturing while at NASA and holds NASA patents in that field. After being chosen as a George J. Mitchell Scholar, he earned a Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering from Trinity College Dublin, with a focus on Medical Device Design and earned his Private Pilot license during his time at NASA.
NOVEMBER 2024 ENROLLMENT IS NOW OPEN!
Learners who successfully complete the course will receive a Digital Certificate showing completion of the Design for Additive Manufacturing Course.
Certificate Of Completion
ONE-TIME PAYMENT
ONE PAYMENT OF $2,499 $1,997
PAYMENT PLAN
THREE PAYMENTS OF $999 $699
8-WEEK COURSE OUTLINE
Introduction
➾ The vocabulary and status of AM and its implications.
➾ A description of the AM workflow and digital thread.
➾ First-Hand experience of industry leaders utilizing AM Benefits
➾ An overview of all major AM processes and comparison of their performance.
➾ Modules on the fundamentals, materials, and design guidelines for each process.
Additive Manufacturing Processes
Applications of Additive Manufacturing
➾ A structured presentation of AM across the product lifecycle.
➾ AM application examples from aerospace, automotive, medical, and more.
➾ A methodology for selecting and classifying potential applications of AM.
Designing for Additive Manufacturing
➾ Engineering approaches to design for AM, spanning processes and materials.
➾ Design methods for novel geometries, lattices, and infill patterns.
Designing for Additive Manufacturing
➾ Software for build preparation, generative design, and part/process simulation.
Designing for Additive Manufacturing
➾ Process and materials selection, assessment of performance, quality, and cost tradeoffs.
Cost + Value Analysis
➾ Understand how to quantitatively capture the value of AM versus conventional manufacturing.
➾ Implications of AM on supply chain operations.
The Future of Additive Manufacturing
➾ Assess critical technologies that will complement AM in the future, including robotics, advanced materials, and computation.