Webinar: Manufacturing and Industrial Insights and Tendencies
| Type | Short Programmes (for PhD Students & Professionals), e-learning |
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| Nominal duration | 2 days |
| Study language | English |
| Awards | (EITM participation certificate) |
| Application fee | €100 one-time • Main fee: 100€ IMPORTANT: The APPLICATION FEE is not reimbursable |
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| Entry qualification | PhD Studies • You are either a PhD student, researcher, or professional in Manufacturing topics interested in deepening their knowledge of manufacturing • The program is in English and you must understand, read and write English at a proficient level |
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| Territory requirements | Applications are accepted from the following territories (based on citizenship): World. |
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| Language requirements | English |
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Overview
Webinar: Manufacturing and Industrial Insights and Tendencies (25th & 26th May)
The webinar will be organized by Mondragon University, which is one of our partner universities.
The webinar will be divided into 5 sub-sessions as below
• General review of new tendencies in industrial additive manufacturing of metal parts
• Circular Economy strategies for green manufacturing: Trends and challenges of remanufacturing
• Manufacturing trends
• Digital Manufacturing in high series production: Concepts and Myths
• The future of 3D printing: Software
Please find more details in the Program Structure.
The webinar will be delivered by 8 speakers who are highly experienced in their respective fields and they will be your supervisors throughout the webinar
• Itziar Fraile: She is a researcher and lecturer of Mechanical Engineering and Electronical Engineering and a member of the Machining Research Group. She holds a PhD. in Applied Engineering from the University of Navarra. Her research is focused on Functional Printing and Additive Manufacturing.
• Aitor Zuriarrain: He is a researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Engineering at Mondragon University. He has extensive experience in Additive manufacturing processes. He is also the Chief Manager of the Industrial Additive Manufacturing Master.
• Daniel Soler: He holds a Ph.D. in physics and is a Senior Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering and Electronical Engineering and a member of the Machining Research Group. Dr. Soler has published more than 35 articles in different international journals (SJR Q1 14) among them 27 are indexed (WoS) with an H index of 10. He has participated in more than 62 scientific and industrial projects (EU, National, and Regional). He has directed a Ph.D. thesis in the field of machining
• Leire Gorroño: She is a researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Engineering at Mondragon Unibertsitatea. She holds a PhD. in sustainable energy planning from Aalborg University. In her later research, she engaged in industry decarbonization strategies with a circular economy approach.
• José Alberto Eguren: José Alberto Eguren Egiguren holds a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from Mondragón Goi Eskola Politeknikoa (MGEP). He also has a Black Belt degree from the UPC and a Master’s Degree in Environmental Management from the UPV-EHU. He is specialized in industrial process design and life cycle analysis in industrial products
• Pedro Arrazola: Dr. Pedro-José Arrazola Arriola is a Senior Lecturer of Mechanical Engineering and the Head of the Machining Laboratory at Mondragon University. He received his Ph.D. in 2003 at Nantes University. He has been active in metal machining during the last 2 decades. His current research interests are: cutting fundamentals, machinability, process monitoring, and the environmental impact of machining. In recent years, he has focused his research on the machining of aeronautical applications, where analysis of surface integrity conditions key aspect. He is the Vice-Chairman of the STC Cutting at CIRP Organization.
• José Juan Gabilondo: Jose Juan Gabilondo is a Technical Director of ETXE-TAR company and Current technical director of Inzu Group, for more than 20 years dedicated to the world of high-production machine tools for the automotive industry. Researcher with more than ten patent families and a vision of the digitalization/production concept. Mechanical engineer with a critical vision of the theoretical knowledge bases and the reality of the modern production world.
• John Amin: He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering, Automation, and Electronics and a master’s degree in Innovative Design from MIT. With the aim of creating and leading the best technology solutions for industry and business, in 2015 he founded INVELON and INTECH3D, the first companies of the INGROUP holding company, whose companies represent different unique 4.0 technology specializations: 3D printing, virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, artificial intelligence, big data and the internet of things. Vision, leadership, and passion for 4.0 technologies have been key to driving the development of cutting-edge, innovative technology solutions and addressing the challenges of today’s industry.
Participation fees
• Main fee: 100€
• 50% discount for students from RIS* countries and women: 50€
• EITM Doctoral School (DS) Students: Free
For EITM DS students, this webinar will be part of their I&E Program in year 1.
*Please find the list of Regional Innovation Scheme (RIS) countries here.
Programme structure
Description of the 5 sub-sessions
1. General review of new tendencies in industrial additive manufacturing of metal parts
Delivered by Itziar Fraile, Aitor Zuriarrain, and Daniel Soler
Students will learn about additive manufacturing, as a new trend in industrial manufacturing. It will be given a general review of the most significant additive manufacturing techniques, emphasizing those concerning metallic parts. Then, some practical activities will be carried on by students with the supervision of the speakers, centered on topological optimization and a real building process.
2. Circular Economy strategies for green manufacturing: Trends and challenges of remanufacturing
Delivered by Leire Gorroño and José Alberto Eguren
Students will learn about the remanufacturing process as a circular economy strategy to extend the lifetime of products. Emphasizing the identification of the characteristics of the products to be remanufactured and the organizational aspects to be taken into account to start up a remanufacturing process. Moreover, a remanufacturing maturity model will be introduced to discuss how the maturity of the remanufacturing process could be assessed.
3. Manufacturing trends
Delivered by Pedro Arrazola
Students will learn about trends that will dominate the future of manufacturing processes. The importance of aspects such as digital twins, data analytics, IA, sustainable processes, smart factories, and 3D printing technology applied in manufacturing processes will be presented.
4. Digital manufacturing in high series production: Concepts and Myths
Delivered by José Juan Gabilondo
The new trends of digitalization and the impact of artificial intelligence promise an impact that does not reach the real world of production. The speaker wants to share a realistic view of concrete aspects where the different classical theories associated with the manufacturing of mechanical components can benefit from such technologies. He will also share in his presentation his experience in the design of machine solutions oriented to the high production of mechanical components for the automotive world where the requirements and specifications leave little play to the fanciful theories of solving theoretical problems with magic algorithms. He will explain real cases where Etxetar, the parent company of the Inzu Group, has been able to apply within real international projects of high impact.
5. The future of 3D printing: Software
Delivered by John Amin
According to several studies, the 3D printing market is reaching maturity in growth, but there is still no solid ecosystem of solutions by vertical, these same studies indicate that the big player is going to be the software
For more information, contact us at:
doctoralschool@eitmanufacturing.eu
