Additive Manufacturing General Personnel Certificate Program Online course sponsored by the ASTM AM Center of Excellence March 23 – April 15, 2021 Taught online twice per week The AM General Personnel Certificate Course is comprised of 8 modules that cover all the general concepts of the AM process chain. To give flexibility to the attendees, […]
Read MoreEWI is pleased to present two additive manufacturing (AM) events this coming month. These free webinars are open to all interested participants: Working Towards a Full Additive Manufacturing Data Ecosystem Wednesday, December 9, 20201:00-1:30 pm EST As a founding partner of the ASTM Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence (AM CoE), EWI has played an active […]
Read MoreThere are many benefits to automation in manufacturing, from increasing productivity to improving quality to enhancing worker safety on the factory floor. If your manufacturing operation is small or medium sized, however, you may feel that you are behind in developing effective automation processes for your production line. Your questions might include: What types of […]
Read MoreAn inter-industry, universally accessible repository of additive manufacturing information is now in the works. The ASTM AM Center of Excellence is helping to drive a community effort to develop an AM data ecosystem that will include a common data dictionary, a common data exchange format, and an automated method for uploading new data into the […]
Read MoreAdditive Manufacturing General Personnel Certificate Program March 10-12, 2020Auburn University, Auburn, AL Sponsored by the ASTM Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence This 3-day course covers all general concepts of the AM process chain. The class will equip attendees with core technical knowledge related to common AM practices. Course instructors include EWI additive manufacturing specialists, Alex […]
Read MoreI visit dozens of those customers throughout the course of a year. One question I ask in some form on every visit is, “How well do you coordinate work between departments?” “Not very well,” is almost always the response.
Read MoreCan Metal Additive Manufacturing Compete with Casting? by Ron Aman and Ryan Hurley Casting is one of the most common manufacturing processes for metals, but could eventually be displaced by AM. This article exams the advances in AM that are now making this shift a more realistic possibility. This paper explores current and future techniques […]
Read MoreIn 2010, EWI established the Additive Manufacturing Consortium (AMC) as a national consortium of industry, government, academic, and non-profit research organizations. The AMC’s mission is to accelerate and advance the manufacturing readiness of metal AM technology. The specific goals of the AMC are to: 1) foster technical interchange by presenting timely case studies and current […]
Read MoreAs Buffalo Manufacturing Works continues to grow, so does industry interest in our evolving activities there. EWI’s western New York hub received more recognition lately in two articles appearing in internationally recognized trade journals. It’s great to see so much excitement about the work we’re doing to help local and national clients increase their manufacturing […]
Read MoreEWI is partnering with The Past Foundation to host STEM students and their teachers on Manufacturing Day on Friday, October 7, 2016. The event will take place at EWI in Columbus, OH. Advancements in manufacturing are occurring at a pace we haven’t seen since the space race of the 1960s. As these radical shifts take place, manufacturers require […]
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