PANEL DISCUSSION - CONSTRUCTION 
“Positioning of AM in Building and Construction”

9 am ET - 10:30 ET

Moderator: Tan Ming Jen, Nanyong Technological University

Panelists:

• Jordy Vos, Witteveen+Bos
• Edouard Baaklini, 3D Vinci Creations
• Alexey Dubov, Mighty Buildings
• Timothy Wangler, ETH
• Gijs van der Velden, MX3D

Topics:

• What is the state-of-art in developments for Construction 3DP ?
• What other developments are needed for wider acceptance ?
• What are the future challenges you foresee ?
• How can we incorporate climate change (e.g. energy and waste) issues for our innovations ?

PANEL DISCUSSION - DEFENSE
"Additive Manufacturing for Defense Applications"

1 pm ET - 2:30 pm ET

Moderator: Christine Furstoss, GE Additive

Panelists:

• Venkat Vedula, Raytheon Technologies
• Donald Godfrey, SLM Solutions
• Bill Frazier, Pilgrim Consulting
• Mark Douglass, Lincoln Electric Additive Solutions
• Jim Zunino III, U.S. Army Future Command

Topics:

• Need for new military specific AM standards and certification practices
• AM in land, air and sea defense applications
• AM for spare an/or hard to source parts
• Future of AM defense industry in the digital age

PANEL DISCUSSION - INDUSTRY 4.0

“The Role of Additive Manufacturing in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, i4.0”

9 am ET - 10:30 ET

Moderator: Ole Geisen, Seimens AG

Panelists:

• Francesco Pantaleone, Roboze
• Marius Lakomiec, EOS
• Omar Gerfani, Atotech
• Nikhil Gupta, New York University
• Ryan Kircher, Additive Industries

Topics:

• Status of Additive Manufacturing in Industry 4.0 settings and its role in the Industry 4.0 transformation
• Recent achievements in combining the two topics
• Challenges transforming successful AM prototyping into Industry 4.0 serial production
• Opinions, perspectives on collaboration and standardization to deliver on AM / I4.0 visions

PANEL DISCUSSION - IN-PROCESS CONTROL/IN-SITU MONITORING
“In-situ Process Monitoring of AM: The State of the Industry and the Role for Standards”

1 pm ET - 2:30 pm ET

Moderator: Brandon Lane, NIST

Panelists:

• Kevin Brigden, Renishaw
• Mark Barfoot, EWI
• Darren Beckett, Sigma Labs
• Yan Lu, NIST

Topics:

• Qualification and certification enabled by in-process monitoring, technical data package
• Machine Learning and AI: Data acquisition, Data analysis, defect-signal-property relationship
• Applications of ICME for in-process monitoring
• Validation of in-process monitoring data
• Standardization of in-process monitoring
   

PANEL DISCUSSION - STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY
“Structural Integrity Considerations for AM”
 

9 am ET - 10:30 ET

Moderator: Michael Gorelik, FAA

Panelists:

• Douglas N. Wells, NASA
• Dr. Markus Heinimann, Howmet Aerospace
• Dr. Craig McClung, SwRI
• Dr. Kishore Tenneti, Sikorsky / LMCO
• Dr. Ben Dutton, MTC

Topics:

• What are the biggest Structural Integrity challenges when considering AM materials?
• Latest development in NDE and the application to AM Components;
• Methodologies, such as Probablistic Methods for Lifing;
• Can we simplify Qualification & Certification to make it quicker & easier?
• How can computational methods support Qualification & Certification?

PANEL DISCUSSION - AM FEEDSTOCK
"Step Change Improvements Required in Metal AM Feedstock to Enable Growth of Production Parts in AM"

1 pm ET - 2:30 pm ET

Moderator: Ben Ferrar, Carpenter Additive

Panelists:

• Jon Meyer, Airbus APWorks
• Behrang Poorganji, Beehive 3D
• Zach Murphree, Velo3d
• Martin White, ASTM International

• New alloys qualification path line and what needs to happen to increase adoption – Aluminum focused
• New powder manufacturing technology and expected future economics – Titanium focused
• Powder Management and traceability – what are the minimum standards we need as an industry

PANEL DISCUSSION - AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORTATION/HEAVY MACHINERY
“Removing Barriers for AM Adoption; Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Opportunities”

9 am ET - 10:30 ET

Moderator: Sergio Sanchez, Jabil

Panelists:

• John Hunter Martin, HRL Laboratories
• Eric Johnson, John Deere
• Ali Shabbir, GM
• Pat Warner, Renault Formula 1
• Ellen Lee, Ford Motor Company

Topics:

• AM as the manufacturing solution to bespoke high performance applications
• Qualification and certification needs for the automotive and heavy industries
• Leveraging design for AM to reap benefits for the automotive and heavy industries

PANEL DISCUSSION - MEDICAL INDUSTRY
“Challenges and Opportunities in adopting AM for Medical Applications”
 

1 pm ET - 2:30 pm ET

Moderator: Dirk Scholvin, Wright Medical

Panelists:

• Laura Gilmour, EOS
• Rod McMillan, Johnson & Johnson
• Gordon Hunter, Smith & Nephew
• Joseph Robinson, Stryker ​​​
• Stephan Zeidler, GE Additive 

Topics:

• New materials for biomedical applications
• Qualification and certification challenges and the need for standards and regulations
• Post-processing and lattice design/performance

AWARDS CEREMONY

11:00 am ET - 12:30 pm ET

• Over 50 graduate and undergraduate students submitted abstracts to participate in the competition. Judges will select the top 3 winners to receive awards and monetary prize

• This new award will recognize 10 young professionals who have made significant and continuous outstanding research contributions to the field of additive manufacturing, specifically in support of standardization development.

• Three awards will be presented for excellence in standardization, research and education.

PANEL DISCUSSION - MARITIME/OIL & GAS
“AM in the Maritime and Oil & Gas Industry”

9 am ET - 10:30 ET

Moderator: Matt Sanders, Stress Engineering

Panelists:

• Carlo De Bernardi, Conocophillips
• Ang Joo Hock, Sembmarine
• Lakshmi Vendra, Bakerhughes
• Mark Yunovich, Shell
• Mark Douglass, Lincoln Electric Additive Solutions

• Specific requirements for AM adoption in maritime and oil & gas industry.
• Diverse and novel applications
• Overcoming the barriers in AM adoption

PANEL DISCUSSION - AVIATION & SPACE FLIGHT
“Emerging AM Technologies and Path Towards Implementation”

• Cindy Ashforth,FAA
• Christine Furstoss, GE Additive
• Johannes Gumpinger, European Space Agency
• Matt Napoli, Made in Space
• Eliana Fu, Relativity Space

• Gaps in metal additive manufacturing for Space and Aviation and where it’s headed
• New technologies, materials, and supplemental processes that will help enable future hardware
• Approaches for certifying processes for current and future AM technologies