Product Design & Manufacturing

Aerospace

Process Manufacturing

Industrial Machinery

Consumer Products

Building Products

Automotive

Teacher

Project Manager

Business Manager

Manufacturing Processes

Automation, Integration, & Customization

Software Development

Design

Enterprise Resource Planning

Management

Purchasing

Simulation & Analysis

Supply Chain

Manufacturing and Product Design; Aerospace & Defense Equipment; Process Manufacturing; Manufacturing Other; Life Sciences Manufacturing; Industrial Machinery; Consumer products; Building Products & Fabrication; Automotive & Other Transportation

Educator; Project Manager; Owner/Principal; Manager / Supervisor; Executive (Director and above); End User; Product Design and Manufacturing

From water and steam power, to interchangeable parts, to the assembly line, to computer-based production, manufacturers have always adapted to the opportunities presented by technological change. Now, the industry is at the cusp of yet another new era, one marked by pervasive connectivity and communications, powerful advances in simulation and design tools, and production technologies that hold the promise of changing the paradigm of manufacturing itself.How should manufacturers think about, evaluate and take advantage of the possibilities with increasingly intelligent and connected machines, advanced automation, and open-source hardware and software?

The New Industrial Revolution: Part 2

Roundtable

Las Vegas

From water and steam power, to interchangeable parts, to the assembly line, to computer-based production, manufacturers have always adapted to the opportunities

Business Executive

Additive Manufacturing

End User; Executive (Director and above); Product Design and Manufacturing

From water and steam power, to interchangeable parts, to the assembly line, to computer-based production, manufacturers have always adapted to the opportunities presented by technological change. Now, the industry is at the cusp of yet another new era, one marked by pervasive connectivity and communications, powerful advances in simulation and design tools, and production technologies that hold the promise of changing the paradigm of manufacturing itself.How should manufacturers think about, evaluate and take advantage of the possibilities with technologies such as additive manufacturing, crowd sourcing, and distributed models of production?

The New Industrial Revolution: Part 1

AU Classes

The New Industrial Revolution: Part 2

The New Industrial Revolution: Part 1