GIE Media’s Manufacturing Group
HMUSA 2022 Conference: The Rules Still Apply to Additive Manufacturing
Learn how to overcome the challenges of additive manufacturing. August 27, 2022
About the presentation
It’s impossible to sell production parts into the aerospace, medical, or automotive markets without the ability to quality assure those parts are manufactured to standards set by customers, such as the Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) or regulatory authorities including the FDA, FAA, or Nadcap. In terms of part quality, the method of production might’ve changed, but the rules still apply. Data carrying the engineer’s original intent travels from design, prototyping, materials, simulation to quality inspection (internal and external). This digital thread enables quality inspection, the key to industrializing additive manufacturing (AM). The nightmare scenario for an AM parts maker is to have a box of parts returned by a customer for being out of “spec” and not having the tools to understand why. This session covers the three main reasons why adhering to the rules is more challenging using AM methods, but certainly achievable. Conforming to quality assurance regulations using AM methods is more difficult when compared to subtractive processes. This shouldn’t be a surprise, as the rules developed around subtractive manufacturing. The obvious problem is there’s no equivalent to inspection between discrete machining operations for AM. The rules still apply when it comes to producing and validating precision, mission-critical parts for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Quality assurance has been a roadblock for the AM industry in its evolution to become a serious contender in the precision parts arena. There are now a considerable number of advanced measurement and inspection technologies applied to AM from laser scanners to coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), structured light systems to computed tomography (CT) scanners. Some combination of these systems, along with automation capabilities, can readily address the part verification needs of AM users and finally lead to the industrialization of AM. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Giles Gaskell has worked in the field of non-contact scanning for reverse engineering and inspection since 1997. He worked with many of Europe’s most prestigious design, engineering, and manufacturing companies before moving to the United States in 2004. Gaskell is a recognized subject matter expert and communicator in the field of 3D metrology and 3D scanning. He served as an adviser to the society of manufacturing engineers for the RAPID+TCT Conference and presented 3D scanning educational workshops each year at this conference from 2008 – 2022. Gaskell also serves as an advisor and 3D scanning track leader for the annual Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference. For six years from 2016 - 2022, presented 3D scanning workshops to a wide range of expert, intermediate, and novice users attending AMUG to advance their knowledge of commercial AM technologies. In 2021, Gaskell was awarded a DINO (Distinguished Innovator Operator) by the AMUG, recognizing an individual’s contribution to the AM industry. Awardees are selected based on their intent to advance either the industry, or the knowledge and skills of fellow industry professionals. About the company
Hexagon is a global leader in digital reality solutions, combining sensor, software, and autonomous technologies. We’re putting data to work to boost efficiency, productivity, quality, and safety across industrial, manufacturing, infrastructure, public sector, and mobility applications. Part of HexagonAB, our technologies shape production and people-related ecosystems to become increasingly connected and autonomous. Hexagon’s manufacturing intelligence division provides solutions that use data from design, engineering, production, and metrology to make manufacturing smarter. Guill Tool opened an in-house rheology laboratory, making it the only extrusion tooling manufacturer in the industry with such a capability. Seeking to obtain better results and minimize time needed between testing and production, Guill built its own rheology lab in the West Warwick, Rhode Island facility. The lab features testing equipment including a hybrid rotational rheometer, a differential scanning calorimeter, and a thermal conductivity meter. Third-party testing facilities aren’t typically experienced in extrusion processes. Guill, however, gathers data the same way third-party testers do but interprets it as it applies specifically to extrusion. Likewise, third-parties supply data, not recommendations. Guill is now equipped to test customer’s materials and work with them to create extrusion tooling that gives a competitive edge. Accurate simulation and interpretation by extrusion experts reduces the physical reworks needed because the tooling has a greater chance of producing a good product at the outset. In-house testing speeds the turnaround on test results, reducing delays during the tool design process and offering better control over the processes and test parameters. The rheology lab processes standard materials and custom formulae and is equipped to mix materials including plastics, thermoplastic elastomers, all types of rubber, and silicone. Information from the lab is transmitted directly to the engineering department via computer link for review by the design team. The lab will be offered for use by extruders and chemical formulators, among others in the industry. Contact Guill for full details. About the presentation
To thrive within the current era of Industry 4.0, manufacturers, workforce agencies, and educators must identify the key challenges they face and pursue integrating new technologies and upskilling of personnel that’ll help streamline businesses for the future. The questions this presentation address include:
1. What are a few key tangible changes to the system integration process that must be implemented to encourage an adaptable user-friendly environment between automation and human beings on the factory floor? 2. What new technology methods must be implemented within education and industry to assist manufacturers in hiring the correct talent to deliver cutting-edge systems that provide a rich data experience? Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Before joining Festo Didactic, Ted Rozer had 18 years of experience in leading the automation engineering department for Doosan Infracore Machine Tool Corp. He specialized in the design and development of robotics and machine tool turnkey systems for the automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceutical industry. Rozer managed the development of several user-friendly automation control turnkey systems on a global scale. As director of engineering of Festo Didactic, he’s passionately looking to advance Festo Didactic in designing and implementing Industry 4.0 learning factories and career pathways with the view to systematically prepare individuals to excel working in dynamic and complex industrial automation environments. About the company
Festo is a leading manufacturer of pneumatic and electromechanical systems, components, and controls for process and industrial automation. Celebrating 50 years in the US, Festo Corp. has continuously elevated the state of manufacturing with innovations and optimized motion control solutions that deliver higher performing, more profitable automated manufacturing and processing equipment. Through advanced technical and industrial education, Festo Didactic Learning Systems and its partners prepare workers for current and future manufacturing technologies. The Smartforce Student Summit will be held at IMTS. Produced by the Smartforce Development team of AMT , which owns and operates IMTS , the Student Summit brings students from elementary school through college, scout troops, robotics and STEM clubs, home-schooled students, and educators of all levels to explore the latest Industry 4.0 digital technologies driving manufacturing today. Students can look forward to fun, interactive, and engaging exhibits from leading manufacturers demonstrating technologies such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality, generative design, and digital twin. The event benefits educators by informing curricula to ensure classrooms align with standard practices of the manufacturing workplace to include shop safety, technical skills and acumen, problem-solving, and critical thinking. New in 2022, attendees will go beyond learning about manufacturing technologies to better understand how advanced machinery and software synchronize to build needed equipment and infrastructure for cutting-edge products and programs across industries. Exhibits include NASA Artemis, which relies on advanced manufacturing for long-term space exploration and the agency’s upcoming return to the moon, and Boston Dynamics, featuring Spot the Robot Dog, a revolutionary robot that combines automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence. This year, Smartforce Career Connections will allow exhibitors at the summit to display QR codes that, when scanned, link students directly with job opportunities in manufacturing technology. The summit plays a key role in AMT Smartforce Development’s efforts at guiding students toward fulfilling and well-paying careers in manufacturing, as well as updating the perception of manufacturing as a technology-driven, digital field. At IMTS 2018, over 24,000 attendees visited the summit, representing a diverse population of students and young people of all ages, backgrounds, and groups that have been traditionally underrepresented in manufacturing. The summit collaborates with the Miles for Manufacturing (M4M) 5K Race held at IMTS and other AMT events throughout the year for additional funding and support. All fees and proceeds of the M4M 5K are donated to community-based organizations that champion students in the Chicago Public Schools (CPS), CPS STEM schools, and FIRST robotics teams to promote education and career pathways to manufacturing. About the presentation
Modern data science techniques are used across many industries, but the manufacturing industry has been slow in adopting advanced analytics to optimize and accelerate operations. There are a lot of reasons for this lack of adoption, for example, a shortage of data science and analytics talent and an attitude: if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. However, forward-thinking manufacturers are starting to embrace the power of big data and analytics to improve their operations and create a nimbler work environment. Several companies have stepped into the analytics gap, offering software and hardware solutions that provide more data and actionable insights into everything from toolpath optimization to overall production intelligence in real time. With the amount of information production by CNC machines and advanced toolpath optimization solutions, there’s a big opportunity to use machine learning and advanced analytics to develop deeper insights that span from tooling to the machine, and all the way to overall factory performance. In this session, Greg McHale, CTO and co-founder of Datanomix, and Rob Caron, founder and CEO of Caron Engineering, discuss the types of data that are available from these manufacturing optimization solutions and the possibilities for driving deep insights into overall factory performance using advanced data science and machine learning. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Greg McHale founded Datanomix on the premise that the 4th industrial revolution would require turnkey products that integrate seamlessly with how manufacturers work today. He brings enterprise data skills to a market ripe for innovation. McHale held engineering leadership positions at several venture-backed companies and is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In 1986, after working in the CNC machining industry for many years, President Rob Caron, (P.E. ), identified a gap in the market when it came to CNC tool monitoring and machine control. He decided to start his own company in the basement of his Wells, Maine-based home to pursue the development of these conceptual technologies. Today, Caron Engineering has a new 12,000ft2 facility with more than 35 employees and a dynamic product line of smart manufacturing solutions that are unmatched in the industry. About the companies
Founded in 2016 in New Hampshire, Datanomix offers automated production intelligence for precision manufacturers. When we started Datanomix, we met with dozens of manufacturers who were trying to use data from their equipment to optimize operations. Not one company was getting what they wanted out of their existing monitoring systems ? information was either too complicated and cumbersome, or too simple and not insightful. The user interfaces on those systems made it look like those companies didn’t understand manufacturers. Based on their input, we built a system designed with a few key principles:
? The system would require no human input for the data to be useful
? The information provided by the system would be actionable right now
? The system should be a “member” of your team, capable of providing answers and insights in the way you think about your business
At Caron Engineering, our mission is to transcend the industry standard by developing advanced sensor and monitoring technology to optimize performance, productivity, and profitability. As an employee-owned entity (ESOP), we work together to bring the best possible service and quality to our customers. It’s our goal to provide leading smart manufacturing solutions to reduce cycle times, promote unattended operation, drive down tooling costs, and minimize expensive damage to machines and work-holding. Our people are in the business of developing adaptive solutions for the future of manufacturing through strong leadership, foresight, and diligence. At Caron Engineering, innovation is what drives us.

HMUSA 2022 Conference: The Rules Still Apply to Additive Manufacturing

GIE Media’s Manufacturing Group
HMUSA 2022 Conference: The Rules Still Apply to Additive Manufacturing
Learn how to overcome the challenges of additive manufacturing. August 27, 2022
About the presentation
It’s impossible to sell production parts into the aerospace, medical, or automotive markets without the ability to quality assure those parts are manufactured to standards set by customers, such as the Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) or regulatory authorities including the FDA, FAA, or Nadcap. In terms of part quality, the method of production might’ve changed, but the rules still apply. Data carrying the engineer’s original intent travels from design, prototyping, materials, simulation to quality inspection (internal and external). This digital thread enables quality inspection, the key to industrializing additive manufacturing (AM). The nightmare scenario for an AM parts maker is to have a box of parts returned by a customer for being out of “spec” and not having the tools to understand why. This session covers the three main reasons why adhering to the rules is more challenging using AM methods, but certainly achievable. Conforming to quality assurance regulations using AM methods is more difficult when compared to subtractive processes. This shouldn’t be a surprise, as the rules developed around subtractive manufacturing. The obvious problem is there’s no equivalent to inspection between discrete machining operations for AM. The rules still apply when it comes to producing and validating precision, mission-critical parts for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Quality assurance has been a roadblock for the AM industry in its evolution to become a serious contender in the precision parts arena. There are now a considerable number of advanced measurement and inspection technologies applied to AM from laser scanners to coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), structured light systems to computed tomography (CT) scanners. Some combination of these systems, along with automation capabilities, can readily address the part verification needs of AM users and finally lead to the industrialization of AM. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Giles Gaskell has worked in the field of non-contact scanning for reverse engineering and inspection since 1997. He worked with many of Europe’s most prestigious design, engineering, and manufacturing companies before moving to the United States in 2004. Gaskell is a recognized subject matter expert and communicator in the field of 3D metrology and 3D scanning. He served as an adviser to the society of manufacturing engineers for the RAPID+TCT Conference and presented 3D scanning educational workshops each year at this conference from 2008 – 2022. Gaskell also serves as an advisor and 3D scanning track leader for the annual Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference. For six years from 2016 - 2022, presented 3D scanning workshops to a wide range of expert, intermediate, and novice users attending AMUG to advance their knowledge of commercial AM technologies. In 2021, Gaskell was awarded a DINO (Distinguished Innovator Operator) by the AMUG, recognizing an individual’s contribution to the AM industry. Awardees are selected based on their intent to advance either the industry, or the knowledge and skills of fellow industry professionals. About the company
Hexagon is a global leader in digital reality solutions, combining sensor, software, and autonomous technologies. We’re putting data to work to boost efficiency, productivity, quality, and safety across industrial, manufacturing, infrastructure, public sector, and mobility applications. Part of HexagonAB, our technologies shape production and people-related ecosystems to become increasingly connected and autonomous. Hexagon’s manufacturing intelligence division provides solutions that use data from design, engineering, production, and metrology to make manufacturing smarter. Local, state, and federal officials celebrated the groundbreaking of the National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence (NAAMCE) at the Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport near Dayton, Ohio. The NAAMCE will feature a two-story, 30,000ft2 office building to house administrative, laboratory, meeting, and collaboration space, with 25,000ft2 of aircraft hangar space available for use by the U.S. Air Force and private industry. The center will support the expanding work of manufacturers and operators of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for advanced air mobility (AAM). Vermont-based Beta Technologies, California-based Joby Aviation, and Texas firm LIFT Aircraft already use the airport to support eVTOL development. The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) partnered with the State of Ohio to develop SkyVision, a system to establish and operate a ground-based detect and avoid (GBDAA) system at the site. In 2019, the Federal Aviation Administration granted AFRL authority for beyond-visual-line-of-sight flight of UAS at the airport. The City of Springfield, Dayton Development Coalition (DDC), JobsOhio, and the State of Ohio have worked closely with the AFRL and its AFWERX Agility Prime program to accelerate commercial eVTOL technology development that supports the Air Force’s need for resilient distributed logistics and sustainable mobility. The new facility is within 30 minutes’ drive of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the AFRL. Opening of the NAAMCE is planned for September 2023. The Department of Defense approved a $6 million Defense Community Infrastructure Program grant to support the project in 2021. With additional state and local government funding, total investment in the site will surpass $10 million . The State of Ohio and Dayton regional governments seek to leverage the center of excellence and existing aerospace assets to attract AAM manufacturing to the area. State officials estimate the AAM economic impact in Ohio to reach $13 billion through 2045, generating 15,000 related jobs if the state continues to invest in AAM activities. The groundbreaking took place on the second day of the National Advanced Air Mobility Industry Forum , a showcase for Ohio’s collaborative aviation ecosystem and supply chain. Exhibitors included representatives of the region’s resources for research and development, aerospace manufacturing, colleges and universities, and workforce development. Panel discussions featured industry representatives from Joby Aviation, LIFT Aircraft, Lilium, Beta Technologies, and Workhorse Group, plus government officials from the FAA, NASA, and U.S. Air Force. Discussion topics included eVTOL progress to-date, AAM aircraft certification and integration into the national air space, healthcare use cases, and federal agency partnerships. About the presentation
To thrive within the current era of Industry 4.0, manufacturers, workforce agencies, and educators must identify the key challenges they face and pursue integrating new technologies and upskilling of personnel that’ll help streamline businesses for the future. The questions this presentation address include:
1. What are a few key tangible changes to the system integration process that must be implemented to encourage an adaptable user-friendly environment between automation and human beings on the factory floor? 2. What new technology methods must be implemented within education and industry to assist manufacturers in hiring the correct talent to deliver cutting-edge systems that provide a rich data experience? Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Before joining Festo Didactic, Ted Rozer had 18 years of experience in leading the automation engineering department for Doosan Infracore Machine Tool Corp. He specialized in the design and development of robotics and machine tool turnkey systems for the automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceutical industry. Rozer managed the development of several user-friendly automation control turnkey systems on a global scale. As director of engineering of Festo Didactic, he’s passionately looking to advance Festo Didactic in designing and implementing Industry 4.0 learning factories and career pathways with the view to systematically prepare individuals to excel working in dynamic and complex industrial automation environments. About the company
Festo is a leading manufacturer of pneumatic and electromechanical systems, components, and controls for process and industrial automation. Celebrating 50 years in the US, Festo Corp. has continuously elevated the state of manufacturing with innovations and optimized motion control solutions that deliver higher performing, more profitable automated manufacturing and processing equipment. Through advanced technical and industrial education, Festo Didactic Learning Systems and its partners prepare workers for current and future manufacturing technologies. About the presentation
Modern data science techniques are used across many industries, but the manufacturing industry has been slow in adopting advanced analytics to optimize and accelerate operations. There are a lot of reasons for this lack of adoption, for example, a shortage of data science and analytics talent and an attitude: if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. However, forward-thinking manufacturers are starting to embrace the power of big data and analytics to improve their operations and create a nimbler work environment. Several companies have stepped into the analytics gap, offering software and hardware solutions that provide more data and actionable insights into everything from toolpath optimization to overall production intelligence in real time. With the amount of information production by CNC machines and advanced toolpath optimization solutions, there’s a big opportunity to use machine learning and advanced analytics to develop deeper insights that span from tooling to the machine, and all the way to overall factory performance. In this session, Greg McHale, CTO and co-founder of Datanomix, and Rob Caron, founder and CEO of Caron Engineering, discuss the types of data that are available from these manufacturing optimization solutions and the possibilities for driving deep insights into overall factory performance using advanced data science and machine learning. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Greg McHale founded Datanomix on the premise that the 4th industrial revolution would require turnkey products that integrate seamlessly with how manufacturers work today. He brings enterprise data skills to a market ripe for innovation. McHale held engineering leadership positions at several venture-backed companies and is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In 1986, after working in the CNC machining industry for many years, President Rob Caron, (P.E. ), identified a gap in the market when it came to CNC tool monitoring and machine control. He decided to start his own company in the basement of his Wells, Maine-based home to pursue the development of these conceptual technologies. Today, Caron Engineering has a new 12,000ft2 facility with more than 35 employees and a dynamic product line of smart manufacturing solutions that are unmatched in the industry. About the companies
Founded in 2016 in New Hampshire, Datanomix offers automated production intelligence for precision manufacturers. When we started Datanomix, we met with dozens of manufacturers who were trying to use data from their equipment to optimize operations. Not one company was getting what they wanted out of their existing monitoring systems ? information was either too complicated and cumbersome, or too simple and not insightful. The user interfaces on those systems made it look like those companies didn’t understand manufacturers. Based on their input, we built a system designed with a few key principles:
? The system would require no human input for the data to be useful
? The information provided by the system would be actionable right now
? The system should be a “member” of your team, capable of providing answers and insights in the way you think about your business
At Caron Engineering, our mission is to transcend the industry standard by developing advanced sensor and monitoring technology to optimize performance, productivity, and profitability. As an employee-owned entity (ESOP), we work together to bring the best possible service and quality to our customers. It’s our goal to provide leading smart manufacturing solutions to reduce cycle times, promote unattended operation, drive down tooling costs, and minimize expensive damage to machines and work-holding. Our people are in the business of developing adaptive solutions for the future of manufacturing through strong leadership, foresight, and diligence. At Caron Engineering, innovation is what drives us.

GIE Media’s Manufacturing Group
HMUSA 2022 Conference: How to Unleash the Power of Digital Manufacturing while Upholding the Integrity of Automation & Robotic Safety
Learn how to use digital manufacturing for integrity of automation and robotic safety. August 26, 2022
About the presentation
To thrive within the current era of Industry 4.0, manufacturers, workforce agencies, and educators must identify the key challenges they face and pursue integrating new technologies and upskilling of personnel that’ll help streamline businesses for the future. The questions this presentation address include:
1. What are a few key tangible changes to the system integration process that must be implemented to encourage an adaptable user-friendly environment between automation and human beings on the factory floor? 2. What new technology methods must be implemented within education and industry to assist manufacturers in hiring the correct talent to deliver cutting-edge systems that provide a rich data experience? Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Before joining Festo Didactic, Ted Rozer had 18 years of experience in leading the automation engineering department for Doosan Infracore Machine Tool Corp. He specialized in the design and development of robotics and machine tool turnkey systems for the automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceutical industry. Rozer managed the development of several user-friendly automation control turnkey systems on a global scale. As director of engineering of Festo Didactic, he’s passionately looking to advance Festo Didactic in designing and implementing Industry 4.0 learning factories and career pathways with the view to systematically prepare individuals to excel working in dynamic and complex industrial automation environments. About the company
Festo is a leading manufacturer of pneumatic and electromechanical systems, components, and controls for process and industrial automation. Celebrating 50 years in the US, Festo Corp. has continuously elevated the state of manufacturing with innovations and optimized motion control solutions that deliver higher performing, more profitable automated manufacturing and processing equipment. Through advanced technical and industrial education, Festo Didactic Learning Systems and its partners prepare workers for current and future manufacturing technologies. The Smartforce Student Summit will be held at IMTS. Produced by the Smartforce Development team of AMT , which owns and operates IMTS , the Student Summit brings students from elementary school through college, scout troops, robotics and STEM clubs, home-schooled students, and educators of all levels to explore the latest Industry 4.0 digital technologies driving manufacturing today. Students can look forward to fun, interactive, and engaging exhibits from leading manufacturers demonstrating technologies such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality, generative design, and digital twin. The event benefits educators by informing curricula to ensure classrooms align with standard practices of the manufacturing workplace to include shop safety, technical skills and acumen, problem-solving, and critical thinking. New in 2022, attendees will go beyond learning about manufacturing technologies to better understand how advanced machinery and software synchronize to build needed equipment and infrastructure for cutting-edge products and programs across industries. Exhibits include NASA Artemis, which relies on advanced manufacturing for long-term space exploration and the agency’s upcoming return to the moon, and Boston Dynamics, featuring Spot the Robot Dog, a revolutionary robot that combines automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence. This year, Smartforce Career Connections will allow exhibitors at the summit to display QR codes that, when scanned, link students directly with job opportunities in manufacturing technology. The summit plays a key role in AMT Smartforce Development’s efforts at guiding students toward fulfilling and well-paying careers in manufacturing, as well as updating the perception of manufacturing as a technology-driven, digital field. At IMTS 2018, over 24,000 attendees visited the summit, representing a diverse population of students and young people of all ages, backgrounds, and groups that have been traditionally underrepresented in manufacturing. The summit collaborates with the Miles for Manufacturing (M4M) 5K Race held at IMTS and other AMT events throughout the year for additional funding and support. All fees and proceeds of the M4M 5K are donated to community-based organizations that champion students in the Chicago Public Schools (CPS), CPS STEM schools, and FIRST robotics teams to promote education and career pathways to manufacturing. About the presentation
Modern data science techniques are used across many industries, but the manufacturing industry has been slow in adopting advanced analytics to optimize and accelerate operations. There are a lot of reasons for this lack of adoption, for example, a shortage of data science and analytics talent and an attitude: if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. However, forward-thinking manufacturers are starting to embrace the power of big data and analytics to improve their operations and create a nimbler work environment. Several companies have stepped into the analytics gap, offering software and hardware solutions that provide more data and actionable insights into everything from toolpath optimization to overall production intelligence in real time. With the amount of information production by CNC machines and advanced toolpath optimization solutions, there’s a big opportunity to use machine learning and advanced analytics to develop deeper insights that span from tooling to the machine, and all the way to overall factory performance. In this session, Greg McHale, CTO and co-founder of Datanomix, and Rob Caron, founder and CEO of Caron Engineering, discuss the types of data that are available from these manufacturing optimization solutions and the possibilities for driving deep insights into overall factory performance using advanced data science and machine learning. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Greg McHale founded Datanomix on the premise that the 4th industrial revolution would require turnkey products that integrate seamlessly with how manufacturers work today. He brings enterprise data skills to a market ripe for innovation. McHale held engineering leadership positions at several venture-backed companies and is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In 1986, after working in the CNC machining industry for many years, President Rob Caron, (P.E. ), identified a gap in the market when it came to CNC tool monitoring and machine control. He decided to start his own company in the basement of his Wells, Maine-based home to pursue the development of these conceptual technologies. Today, Caron Engineering has a new 12,000ft2 facility with more than 35 employees and a dynamic product line of smart manufacturing solutions that are unmatched in the industry. About the companies
Founded in 2016 in New Hampshire, Datanomix offers automated production intelligence for precision manufacturers. When we started Datanomix, we met with dozens of manufacturers who were trying to use data from their equipment to optimize operations. Not one company was getting what they wanted out of their existing monitoring systems ? information was either too complicated and cumbersome, or too simple and not insightful. The user interfaces on those systems made it look like those companies didn’t understand manufacturers. Based on their input, we built a system designed with a few key principles:
? The system would require no human input for the data to be useful
? The information provided by the system would be actionable right now
? The system should be a “member” of your team, capable of providing answers and insights in the way you think about your business
At Caron Engineering, our mission is to transcend the industry standard by developing advanced sensor and monitoring technology to optimize performance, productivity, and profitability. As an employee-owned entity (ESOP), we work together to bring the best possible service and quality to our customers. It’s our goal to provide leading smart manufacturing solutions to reduce cycle times, promote unattended operation, drive down tooling costs, and minimize expensive damage to machines and work-holding. Our people are in the business of developing adaptive solutions for the future of manufacturing through strong leadership, foresight, and diligence. At Caron Engineering, innovation is what drives us. Exact Metrology , a division of In-Place Machining Co. and a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, has become the North American distributor of HandsOnMetrology . As a representative of the 3D scanning network, Exact Metrology will be a contact for companies in the United States who want to optimize quality control processes with 3D scanning and automation solutions. Available at both the Brookfield (Milwaukee), Wisconsin and the Cincinnati, Ohio locations, the #HandsOnMetrology portfolio offers measuring systems including GOM Scan 1, ATOS Q, T-SCAN 10/20, and the hand-held T SCAN hawk. Exact Metrology also offers the GOM ScanCobot automation solution. GOM Scan 1
Delivers the foundation for detailed and accurate 3D meshes with industrial standards such as GOM fringe projection technology
Delivers 3D data with high precision
Ideal for simple and fast measurements of small to medium-sized parts, even in confined spaces
ATOS Q
Delivers traceable measurement results, especially in harsh conditions
Captures information with a high degree of detail, providing a reliable basis to interpret information
Triple Scan Principle offers advantages for measuring reflective surfaces and objects with indentations
Blue Light Equalizer enables high-speed fringe projection and short measuring times on challenging services
Hand-held 3D scanner T-SCAN hawk
Captures data whenever needed
GOM ScanCobot
A mobile automated 3D scanning system, easily integrates with ATOS Q
Improves efficiency in quality control of small to medium-sized parts, including plastics, fabricated metals, and castings. Combination with ATOS performance results in fast fringe projection, data processing, high throughput, and a design ideal for industrial use
About the presentation
In today’s world, innovating is a must. In our industry, this means applying intelligence not only to whole machines, but also to individual machine components: think of a body’s brain intelligence vs knee intelligence. We started working on this challenge a few years ago, and today the biggest hurdle is applying intelligence to a simple pneumatic cylinder, upgrading it to an eco-friendly, self-monitoring, self-predicting industry component. This journey involved our customers, suppliers, technological partners, and a complete cross section of our internal R&D and manufacturing know-how. Today, in an industrial world under pressure to achieve sustainability and digitalization of products and processes, we must also deal with economic feasibility and sustainability. Our adventure is still ongoing, but we’d like to share it with you. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Luca Pagni is the CEO and owner of Cy.Pag. S.p.A. Throughout the years he gained experience working for companies such as ObexCode and Birdstep Technology. He graduated with a degree in international economics, Bocconi University, Milan (Italy). About the company
Approximately 65% of production at Cy.Pag. comprises standard cylinders used in numerous industrial machines to enable their operation. Yet these components, produced every day in thousands of units, are the result of a detailed, enduring development process that makes them unique in the sector. In practice, striving for quality is an ongoing company process that supports, and anticipates where possible, new market requirements involving all resources to give products added value in terms of innovation, efficiency, and reliability. The drive for continuous improvement is accompanied by the company’s high level of specialization. Since the beginning, Cy.Pag. has specialized exclusively in the manufacture of cylinders and developed high-level expertise and industry knowledge to enable the company to design and manufacture ad hoc technological solutions with maximum flexibility for customers. This is accompanied by a considerable focus on environmental impact and safe company operations.

HMUSA 2022 Conference: How to Unleash the Power of Digital Manufacturing while Upholding the Integrity of Automation & Robotic Safety

GIE Media’s Manufacturing Group
HMUSA 2022 Conference: How to Unleash the Power of Digital Manufacturing while Upholding the Integrity of Automation & Robotic Safety
Learn how to use digital manufacturing for integrity of automation and robotic safety. August 26, 2022
About the presentation
To thrive within the current era of Industry 4.0, manufacturers, workforce agencies, and educators must identify the key challenges they face and pursue integrating new technologies and upskilling of personnel that’ll help streamline businesses for the future. The questions this presentation address include:
1. What are a few key tangible changes to the system integration process that must be implemented to encourage an adaptable user-friendly environment between automation and human beings on the factory floor? 2. What new technology methods must be implemented within education and industry to assist manufacturers in hiring the correct talent to deliver cutting-edge systems that provide a rich data experience? Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Before joining Festo Didactic, Ted Rozer had 18 years of experience in leading the automation engineering department for Doosan Infracore Machine Tool Corp. He specialized in the design and development of robotics and machine tool turnkey systems for the automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceutical industry. Rozer managed the development of several user-friendly automation control turnkey systems on a global scale. As director of engineering of Festo Didactic, he’s passionately looking to advance Festo Didactic in designing and implementing Industry 4.0 learning factories and career pathways with the view to systematically prepare individuals to excel working in dynamic and complex industrial automation environments. About the company
Festo is a leading manufacturer of pneumatic and electromechanical systems, components, and controls for process and industrial automation. Celebrating 50 years in the US, Festo Corp. has continuously elevated the state of manufacturing with innovations and optimized motion control solutions that deliver higher performing, more profitable automated manufacturing and processing equipment. Through advanced technical and industrial education, Festo Didactic Learning Systems and its partners prepare workers for current and future manufacturing technologies. About the presentation
Modern data science techniques are used across many industries, but the manufacturing industry has been slow in adopting advanced analytics to optimize and accelerate operations. There are a lot of reasons for this lack of adoption, for example, a shortage of data science and analytics talent and an attitude: if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. However, forward-thinking manufacturers are starting to embrace the power of big data and analytics to improve their operations and create a nimbler work environment. Several companies have stepped into the analytics gap, offering software and hardware solutions that provide more data and actionable insights into everything from toolpath optimization to overall production intelligence in real time. With the amount of information production by CNC machines and advanced toolpath optimization solutions, there’s a big opportunity to use machine learning and advanced analytics to develop deeper insights that span from tooling to the machine, and all the way to overall factory performance. In this session, Greg McHale, CTO and co-founder of Datanomix, and Rob Caron, founder and CEO of Caron Engineering, discuss the types of data that are available from these manufacturing optimization solutions and the possibilities for driving deep insights into overall factory performance using advanced data science and machine learning. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Greg McHale founded Datanomix on the premise that the 4th industrial revolution would require turnkey products that integrate seamlessly with how manufacturers work today. He brings enterprise data skills to a market ripe for innovation. McHale held engineering leadership positions at several venture-backed companies and is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In 1986, after working in the CNC machining industry for many years, President Rob Caron, (P.E. ), identified a gap in the market when it came to CNC tool monitoring and machine control. He decided to start his own company in the basement of his Wells, Maine-based home to pursue the development of these conceptual technologies. Today, Caron Engineering has a new 12,000ft2 facility with more than 35 employees and a dynamic product line of smart manufacturing solutions that are unmatched in the industry. About the companies
Founded in 2016 in New Hampshire, Datanomix offers automated production intelligence for precision manufacturers. When we started Datanomix, we met with dozens of manufacturers who were trying to use data from their equipment to optimize operations. Not one company was getting what they wanted out of their existing monitoring systems ? information was either too complicated and cumbersome, or too simple and not insightful. The user interfaces on those systems made it look like those companies didn’t understand manufacturers. Based on their input, we built a system designed with a few key principles:
? The system would require no human input for the data to be useful
? The information provided by the system would be actionable right now
? The system should be a “member” of your team, capable of providing answers and insights in the way you think about your business
At Caron Engineering, our mission is to transcend the industry standard by developing advanced sensor and monitoring technology to optimize performance, productivity, and profitability. As an employee-owned entity (ESOP), we work together to bring the best possible service and quality to our customers. It’s our goal to provide leading smart manufacturing solutions to reduce cycle times, promote unattended operation, drive down tooling costs, and minimize expensive damage to machines and work-holding. Our people are in the business of developing adaptive solutions for the future of manufacturing through strong leadership, foresight, and diligence. At Caron Engineering, innovation is what drives us. Global mission integrator NanoAvionics added two microsatellite buses, the MP42H and the MP42D, to its product line based on its flagship MP42 bus. Capable to host customer payloads of up to 145kg and a total satellite mass of up to 220kg, the company has now one of the widest ranges of commercially available modular microsatellite buses in the industry. Designed to significantly reduce mechanical constraints for payload integration, the satellites across the new bus range are variously ideal for more sophisticated missions in the fields of remote sensing, high data throughput and complex communications missions, emergency communications, fundamental research, and as orbital transfer vehicles (OTV). All MP42 microsats are equipped with NanoAvionics ’s next generation payload controller. The controller allows customers to build their own software blocks. The microsats provide intersatellite link for both LEO-LEO and LEO-GEO, ensuring uninterrupted real time communications. For communications missions, all MP42 buses provide customers with options to tailor the satellites for their bandwidth and constellation coverage needs. The successful heritage mission for this microsat range, a prototype of the MP42, flew into orbit aboard a Falcon F9 in April this year. “More and more customers require sophisticated missions and applications which in return demand flexible buses designed and equipped to host their larger payloads while keeping cost low,” says Vytenis J. Buzas, founder and CEO of NanoAvionics . “With our newly extended range, based on our flight proven MP42 bus, and together with our mission operations and launch brokering, we are offering the perfect solution to allow these companies to get their operational satellites into orbit quickly, safely, and cost-effectively. The extension is also the logical next step of our strategic decision to expand into the microsatellite market that was based on reduced costs in the launcher segment, allowing heavier payloads because of that. A development that we are seeing across the whole industry.”
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The use for advanced missions and applications is a result of their modular design and being optimized to offer flexible envelopes to host customer payloads of up to 145kg and a total satellite mass of up to 220kg. Their design significantly reduces mechanical constraints for payload integration. This gives customers freedom for the shape and volume of payloads, without interfering with the satellite frame, lowering costs for development and payload integration and improves lead times and reliability. Overall cost and lead times are lowered by the standardized design that keeps 80% of the satellite’s architecture for any customer mission. It enables NanoAvionics to manufacture parts in larger quantities in advance. Microsatellite buses are part of an end-to-end mission infrastructure for single missions and for constellations, including launch and logistics, ground station network, and mission operations. Equipped with optional EPSS enabling propulsion system for small satellites, the satellites perform high-impulse maneuvers including orbit maintenance, precision flight in formations, orbit synchronization, atmospheric drag compensation, and in certain cases even orbital deployment. This results in extended satellite orbital lifetime significantly reducing cost for replacing constellation satellites. The microsatellite bus range (all sizes and dimensions depend on customer required configurations)
• The smallest bus in the range is the MP42H with an empty bus mass starting at 18kg and a payload envelope beginning at 280 x 325 x 280mm, accommodating payloads of up to 22kg. • The MP42, sitting in the middle, has an empty bus mass starting at 45kg with a payload envelope beginning at 490 x 480 x 350mm, and capable to accommodate payloads of up to 75kg. •At the top of the range is the MP42D with a total empty bus mass starting at 70kg and a payload envelope starting at 740 x 730 x 500mm, accommodating payloads of up to 145kg. The final satellite height of all three buses can be adjusted up to 1300mm to accommodate larger payload requirements, required for new commercial exploration and more cost-effective research missions in LEO. The MP42D‘s increased payload envelope and its greater antenna width also makes it ideal for remote sensing applications. The antenna improves ground-range and azimuthal resolution (the angle or distance by which two targets must be separated to be distinguished by a radar set, when the targets are at the same range), peak transmission power, pulse duration, and noise bandwidth. The increased envelope enables optical imaging payloads with a ground sampling distance of 0.5m or less. About the presentation
In today’s world, innovating is a must. In our industry, this means applying intelligence not only to whole machines, but also to individual machine components: think of a body’s brain intelligence vs knee intelligence. We started working on this challenge a few years ago, and today the biggest hurdle is applying intelligence to a simple pneumatic cylinder, upgrading it to an eco-friendly, self-monitoring, self-predicting industry component. This journey involved our customers, suppliers, technological partners, and a complete cross section of our internal R&D and manufacturing know-how. Today, in an industrial world under pressure to achieve sustainability and digitalization of products and processes, we must also deal with economic feasibility and sustainability. Our adventure is still ongoing, but we’d like to share it with you. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Luca Pagni is the CEO and owner of Cy.Pag. S.p.A. Throughout the years he gained experience working for companies such as ObexCode and Birdstep Technology. He graduated with a degree in international economics, Bocconi University, Milan (Italy). About the company
Approximately 65% of production at Cy.Pag. comprises standard cylinders used in numerous industrial machines to enable their operation. Yet these components, produced every day in thousands of units, are the result of a detailed, enduring development process that makes them unique in the sector. In practice, striving for quality is an ongoing company process that supports, and anticipates where possible, new market requirements involving all resources to give products added value in terms of innovation, efficiency, and reliability. The drive for continuous improvement is accompanied by the company’s high level of specialization. Since the beginning, Cy.Pag. has specialized exclusively in the manufacture of cylinders and developed high-level expertise and industry knowledge to enable the company to design and manufacture ad hoc technological solutions with maximum flexibility for customers. This is accompanied by a considerable focus on environmental impact and safe company operations.

Guill Tool
Guill Tool launches in-house rheology lab
With the ability to test materials before they are extruded, Guill customers receive testing coupled with industry experience and shorter lead times. August 26, 2022
Guill Tool opened an in-house rheology laboratory, making it the only extrusion tooling manufacturer in the industry with such a capability. Seeking to obtain better results and minimize time needed between testing and production, Guill built its own rheology lab in the West Warwick, Rhode Island facility. The lab features testing equipment including a hybrid rotational rheometer, a differential scanning calorimeter, and a thermal conductivity meter. Third-party testing facilities aren’t typically experienced in extrusion processes. Guill, however, gathers data the same way third-party testers do but interprets it as it applies specifically to extrusion. Likewise, third-parties supply data, not recommendations. Guill is now equipped to test customer’s materials and work with them to create extrusion tooling that gives a competitive edge. Accurate simulation and interpretation by extrusion experts reduces the physical reworks needed because the tooling has a greater chance of producing a good product at the outset. In-house testing speeds the turnaround on test results, reducing delays during the tool design process and offering better control over the processes and test parameters. The rheology lab processes standard materials and custom formulae and is equipped to mix materials including plastics, thermoplastic elastomers, all types of rubber, and silicone. Information from the lab is transmitted directly to the engineering department via computer link for review by the design team. The lab will be offered for use by extruders and chemical formulators, among others in the industry. Contact Guill for full details. About the presentation
To thrive within the current era of Industry 4.0, manufacturers, workforce agencies, and educators must identify the key challenges they face and pursue integrating new technologies and upskilling of personnel that’ll help streamline businesses for the future. The questions this presentation address include:
1. What are a few key tangible changes to the system integration process that must be implemented to encourage an adaptable user-friendly environment between automation and human beings on the factory floor? 2. What new technology methods must be implemented within education and industry to assist manufacturers in hiring the correct talent to deliver cutting-edge systems that provide a rich data experience? Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Before joining Festo Didactic, Ted Rozer had 18 years of experience in leading the automation engineering department for Doosan Infracore Machine Tool Corp. He specialized in the design and development of robotics and machine tool turnkey systems for the automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceutical industry. Rozer managed the development of several user-friendly automation control turnkey systems on a global scale. As director of engineering of Festo Didactic, he’s passionately looking to advance Festo Didactic in designing and implementing Industry 4.0 learning factories and career pathways with the view to systematically prepare individuals to excel working in dynamic and complex industrial automation environments. About the company
Festo is a leading manufacturer of pneumatic and electromechanical systems, components, and controls for process and industrial automation. Celebrating 50 years in the US, Festo Corp. has continuously elevated the state of manufacturing with innovations and optimized motion control solutions that deliver higher performing, more profitable automated manufacturing and processing equipment. Through advanced technical and industrial education, Festo Didactic Learning Systems and its partners prepare workers for current and future manufacturing technologies. The Smartforce Student Summit will be held at IMTS. Produced by the Smartforce Development team of AMT , which owns and operates IMTS , the Student Summit brings students from elementary school through college, scout troops, robotics and STEM clubs, home-schooled students, and educators of all levels to explore the latest Industry 4.0 digital technologies driving manufacturing today. Students can look forward to fun, interactive, and engaging exhibits from leading manufacturers demonstrating technologies such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality, generative design, and digital twin. The event benefits educators by informing curricula to ensure classrooms align with standard practices of the manufacturing workplace to include shop safety, technical skills and acumen, problem-solving, and critical thinking. New in 2022, attendees will go beyond learning about manufacturing technologies to better understand how advanced machinery and software synchronize to build needed equipment and infrastructure for cutting-edge products and programs across industries. Exhibits include NASA Artemis, which relies on advanced manufacturing for long-term space exploration and the agency’s upcoming return to the moon, and Boston Dynamics, featuring Spot the Robot Dog, a revolutionary robot that combines automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence. This year, Smartforce Career Connections will allow exhibitors at the summit to display QR codes that, when scanned, link students directly with job opportunities in manufacturing technology. The summit plays a key role in AMT Smartforce Development’s efforts at guiding students toward fulfilling and well-paying careers in manufacturing, as well as updating the perception of manufacturing as a technology-driven, digital field. At IMTS 2018, over 24,000 attendees visited the summit, representing a diverse population of students and young people of all ages, backgrounds, and groups that have been traditionally underrepresented in manufacturing. The summit collaborates with the Miles for Manufacturing (M4M) 5K Race held at IMTS and other AMT events throughout the year for additional funding and support. All fees and proceeds of the M4M 5K are donated to community-based organizations that champion students in the Chicago Public Schools (CPS), CPS STEM schools, and FIRST robotics teams to promote education and career pathways to manufacturing. About the presentation
Modern data science techniques are used across many industries, but the manufacturing industry has been slow in adopting advanced analytics to optimize and accelerate operations. There are a lot of reasons for this lack of adoption, for example, a shortage of data science and analytics talent and an attitude: if it’s not broke, don’t fix it. However, forward-thinking manufacturers are starting to embrace the power of big data and analytics to improve their operations and create a nimbler work environment. Several companies have stepped into the analytics gap, offering software and hardware solutions that provide more data and actionable insights into everything from toolpath optimization to overall production intelligence in real time. With the amount of information production by CNC machines and advanced toolpath optimization solutions, there’s a big opportunity to use machine learning and advanced analytics to develop deeper insights that span from tooling to the machine, and all the way to overall factory performance. In this session, Greg McHale, CTO and co-founder of Datanomix, and Rob Caron, founder and CEO of Caron Engineering, discuss the types of data that are available from these manufacturing optimization solutions and the possibilities for driving deep insights into overall factory performance using advanced data science and machine learning. Registration
Powered by AMT and managed by GIE Media,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  features 69 different sessions you won’t want to miss so  register today . Focused on a range of topics that include process innovation, plant operations, quality/inspection, and automation,  The IMTS 2022 Conference  addresses improving productivity; improving part quality; and developing a stable, competent workforce to lower the cost of manufacturing in the United States and create new levels of market demand. Meet your presenter
Greg McHale founded Datanomix on the premise that the 4th industrial revolution would require turnkey products that integrate seamlessly with how manufacturers work today. He brings enterprise data skills to a market ripe for innovation. McHale held engineering leadership positions at several venture-backed companies and is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In 1986, after working in the CNC machining industry for many years, President Rob Caron, (P.E. ), identified a gap in the market when it came to CNC tool monitoring and machine control. He decided to start his own company in the basement of his Wells, Maine-based home to pursue the development of these conceptual technologies. Today, Caron Engineering has a new 12,000ft2 facility with more than 35 employees and a dynamic product line of smart manufacturing solutions that are unmatched in the industry. About the companies
Founded in 2016 in New Hampshire, Datanomix offers automated production intelligence for precision manufacturers. When we started Datanomix, we met with dozens of manufacturers who were trying to use data from their equipment to optimize operations. Not one company was getting what they wanted out of their existing monitoring systems ? information was either too complicated and cumbersome, or too simple and not insightful. The user interfaces on those systems made it look like those companies didn’t understand manufacturers. Based on their input, we built a system designed with a few key principles:
? The system would require no human input for the data to be useful
? The information provided by the system would be actionable right now
? The system should be a “member” of your team, capable of providing answers and insights in the way you think about your business
At Caron Engineering, our mission is to transcend the industry standard by developing advanced sensor and monitoring technology to optimize performance, productivity, and profitability. As an employee-owned entity (ESOP), we work together to bring the best possible service and quality to our customers. It’s our goal to provide leading smart manufacturing solutions to reduce cycle times, promote unattended operation, drive down tooling costs, and minimize expensive damage to machines and work-holding. Our people are in the business of developing adaptive solutions for the future of manufacturing through strong leadership, foresight, and diligence. At Caron Engineering, innovation is what drives us. Exact Metrology , a division of In-Place Machining Co. and a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, has become the North American distributor of HandsOnMetrology . As a representative of the 3D scanning network, Exact Metrology will be a contact for companies in the United States who want to optimize quality control processes with 3D scanning and automation solutions. Available at both the Brookfield (Milwaukee), Wisconsin and the Cincinnati, Ohio locations, the #HandsOnMetrology portfolio offers measuring systems including GOM Scan 1, ATOS Q, T-SCAN 10/20, and the hand-held T SCAN hawk. Exact Metrology also offers the GOM ScanCobot automation solution. GOM Scan 1
Delivers the foundation for detailed and accurate 3D meshes with industrial standards such as GOM fringe projection technology
Delivers 3D data with high precision
Ideal for simple and fast measurements of small to medium-sized parts, even in confined spaces
ATOS Q
Delivers traceable measurement results, especially in harsh conditions
Captures information with a high degree of detail, providing a reliable basis to interpret information
Triple Scan Principle offers advantages for measuring reflective surfaces and objects with indentations
Blue Light Equalizer enables high-speed fringe projection and short measuring times on challenging services
Hand-held 3D scanner T-SCAN hawk
Captures data whenever needed
GOM ScanCobot
A mobile automated 3D scanning system, easily integrates with ATOS Q
Improves efficiency in quality control of small to medium-sized parts, including plastics, fabricated metals, and castings. Combination with ATOS performance results in fast fringe projection, data processing, high throughput, and a design ideal for industrial use

Guill Tool launches in-house rheology lab

Datanomix develops a detailed understanding of a customer's data and analysis workflows and presents optimization opportunities to the customer in a simple follow-up report. The company's software platforms can help with optimization. The company's core areas of focus include Industrial IoT, Manufacturing, and Life Sciences. The company was founded in 2015 and is based in Nashua, New Hampshire.

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Setting the tone Oct. 19 was the opening-day press conference announcing the partnership of Datanomix and Caron Engineering .

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