MTTRF/IAM-CNC ANNUAL MEETING 2019
Dates and LocationJune 27th (Th) - June 29th (Sat), 2019 InterContinental Mark Hopkins Hotel 1 Nob Hill, San Francisco, CA, USA |
SponsorDMG MORI Co., LTD.
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Registration for Annual Meeting |
BrochureBrochure (updated April 24) |
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
(Tentative as of April 18)
June 27th (Th) 18:00- 18:30 Early Registration 18:30- 20:00 Welcome Dinner
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June 28th (Fri) MTTRF Annual Meeting 2019 07:00- 08:30 Registration 08:30- 10:00 Session1 10:30- 12:00 Session2 12:00- 13:30 Lunch 13:30- 15:00 Session3 15:30- 17:00 Session4 18:30- 20:30 Dinner Banquet
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June 29th (Sat) MTTRF Annual Meeting 2019 08:30- 10:00 Session5 10:30- 12:00 Session6 12:00- 13:30 Lunch
iAM-CNC Annual Meeting 2019 13:30- 14:40 Session1 15:10- 16:30 Session2 17:30- 20:00 Farewell Dinner
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MTTRF PRESENTATION TOPICS
· MTTRF equipment loan: Research & education at UW-Madison, Prof. Pfefferkorn, University of Wisconsin Madison
· 1. Machining error correction based on predicted machining error caused by elastic deflection of tool system, 2. Intelligent monitoring system to detect tool chipping in peripheral end-milling based on in-process milling force prediction, Prof. Shirase, Kobe University
· Influence of CAM software on S-shaped machining test of 5-axis machining center, Prof. Ihara, Osaka Institute of Technology
· Adaptive toolpath for milling of thin walled parts, Prof. Campatelii, University of Firenze
· 1. Application of low and high frequency vibration assistance in grinding and surface structuring, 2. Cognitive machining by sensor integration in tooling system, Prof. Bleicher, Vienna University of Technology
· Iterative learning and nonlinear control of industrial feed drive systems, Prof. Uchiyama, Toyohashi University of Technology
· Design and characterization of a dynamic powder splitting system for powder flow control in the Directed Energy Deposition manufacturing process, Prof. Soshi, University of California Davis
· 1. Overview and report on the use of the MTTRF award for research and teaching at UCD Ireland, 2. Control of surface integrity of bioceramics in ultrasonic grinding, Prof. Byrne, University College Dublin
· Challenges of a general approach for machining external and internal involute gears, Prof. Goch, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
· In process measurement of lubricated friction coefficient & virtual investigation of thermal machine tool errors, Prof. Wegener, ETH Zurich
· Manufacturing of components with a hardened top layer on a Turn-Mill-Laser Center, Prof. Lauwers, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
· 1. Turning of difficult-to-machine materials with high pressure coolant, 2. High-quality and high-efficiency machining of CFRP with DLC-coated and diamond-coated end mills, Prof. Hosokawa, Kanazawa University