Additive manufacturing still needs designers and engineers to tell the machines what to do. Jobs won’t disappear it’s just going to be different types of jobs to better leverage the power of human brains. Cnc is subtractive manufacturing which still has its advantages to additives.
I'd rather have a physical, non-digital, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted machine tool industrial shop factory, heavy engineering factory, and machine building factory. Rather than have something that manufactures something conveniently at the expense of certainty that can only be acquired by a hands on and minds on working experience in designing, building, testing, inspecting and mass producing any manufactured products, and sacrificing permanence and security for ease of manufacturing things because you do not have an auxlliary analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted assembly line system, processing system, and extraction system and that of their equally analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted ancilliary industries.
I'd rather have a physical, non-digital, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted machine tool industrial shop factory, heavy engineering factory, and machine building factory. Rather than have something that manufactures something conveniently at the expense of certainty that can only be acquired by a hands on and minds on working experience in designing, building, testing, inspecting and mass producing any manufactured products, and sacrificing permanence and security for ease of manufacturing things because you do not have an auxlliary analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted assembly line system, processing system, and extraction system and that of their equally analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted ancilliary industries.
good presentation, now we need to solve the social moral judgement of employees of traditional manufacturing who will lose there social position, dignity, homes, and family's due to the disruption that changes to manufacturing will incur.
You cannot forget about the thousands of jobs created by 3D printing... I seriously doubt that adding new manufacturing technologies to the market reduces the number of workers in total.
he is wrong about the term additive manufacturing, high temp metal spray's were applied to a shaft using a lathe in a method comparable to welding and that was called additive manufacturing.
Very holistic summary on Additive Manufacturing [3D printing]
Solid talk.
Loving it. Glad to see the reprap reference!
Printing an entire heat exchanger... wow.
That would be huge for printing reverse flow exchangers
Great talk.
Awesome quality information, it's presentations like this that can give you really changing insights!
and now we have support free AM with Velo3D, awesome tech
Interesting to see the stocks mentioned still in the trough a number of years later.
That was suparb...
machines building machines is how the terminator became
Will additive manufacturing replaces CNC? and how future mechanical jobs will be ?
Additive manufacturing still needs designers and engineers to tell the machines what to do. Jobs won’t disappear it’s just going to be different types of jobs to better leverage the power of human brains. Cnc is subtractive manufacturing which still has its advantages to additives.
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Check out Arcam EBM.. they build intressting machines that uses powder in 1300 degree celcius. If i had the money i would have one in my garage hahah
I'd rather have a physical, non-digital, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted machine tool industrial shop factory, heavy engineering factory, and machine building factory. Rather than have something that manufactures something conveniently at the expense of certainty that can only be acquired by a hands on and minds on working experience in designing, building, testing, inspecting and mass producing any manufactured products, and sacrificing permanence and security for ease of manufacturing things because you do not have an auxlliary analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted assembly line system, processing system, and extraction system and that of their equally analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted ancilliary industries.
we have been making precise square holes using broaches for centuries
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I'd rather have a physical, non-digital, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted machine tool industrial shop factory, heavy engineering factory, and machine building factory. Rather than have something that manufactures something conveniently at the expense of certainty that can only be acquired by a hands on and minds on working experience in designing, building, testing, inspecting and mass producing any manufactured products, and sacrificing permanence and security for ease of manufacturing things because you do not have an auxlliary analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted assembly line system, processing system, and extraction system and that of their equally analog, non-digital manufacturing, all mechanical, mechanically automated, servomechanisms-assisted ancilliary industries.
good presentation, now we need to solve the social moral judgement of employees of traditional manufacturing who will lose there social position, dignity, homes, and family's due to the disruption that changes to manufacturing will incur.
i saw u on a different ted talk on 3d printing! great copy-and-pasting skills you have there!
You cannot forget about the thousands of jobs created by 3D printing... I seriously doubt that adding new manufacturing technologies to the market reduces the number of workers in total.
he is wrong about the term additive manufacturing, high temp metal spray's were applied to a shaft using a lathe in a method comparable to welding and that was called additive manufacturing.
This is still terrible in production. Very slow and inefficient. Often doesn't actually create better parts.