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N AT I O N A L C E N T E R F O R D E F E N S E M A N U FA C T U R I N G A N D M A C H I N I N G
SUMMIT 2012: AGENDA
Wednesday, May 2, 2012: General Session
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM Registration & Tabletop setup
Wednesday, May 2, 2012: Afternoon Tracks
Track 1 — Crystal Terrace
Track 2 — Fountain Bar
1:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Kirk McLauchlin
President
Aerobotix Inc.
“Robots in Advanced
Manufacturing –
An Army of One”
Dr. Greg Harris
Mfg Technology Branch,
Mfg Science & Tech Div,
Engineering Directorate
US AMRDEC RDECOM
“Improving Sustainability
Through Manufacturing Maturity”
2:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Rob Black
Director of Business Development
ShapeFidelity, Inc.
“3D Digital Scanning for
Aerospace Applications”
John Callen
Product Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
“Advances in Technology =
Opportunities for Innovation”
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Victor Champagne
Team Leader –
Innovative Materials
US Army Research Laboratory
“Advancements in Cold
Spray Technology”
Dr. Neil Goldfine
President
JENTEK Sensors, Inc.
“MWM-Array Sensor
Technology for Quality,
Damage and Stress
Assessment”
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Break | Tabletops open | Networking
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Registration | Tabletops open | Networking | Breakfast
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Morning Presentations | London Ballroom
9:00 AM - 9:10 AM Opening Remarks — Ralph Resnick, NCDMM
9:10 AM - 9:15 AM Opening Remarks — Russ Dillard, US Army AMRDEC
KEYNOTE: Brench Boden, Team Lead,
Advanced Enterprise Concepts, US AFRL
9:15 AM - 10:00 AM
“Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise —
Stimulating Innovation”
KEYNOTE: Dr. Don Kinard, Deputy & Technical Lead,
F-35 Fighter Production, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
“Manufacturing Technologies for the Joint Strike
Fighter - Focus on Affordability”
10:40 AM - 11:10 AM Break | Tabletops open | Networking
KEYNOTE: Norbert Biderman,
11:10 AM - 11:50 AM Director 3M Defense, 3M
“Developing & Sustaining an Innovative Culture”
11:50 AM - 12:00 PM Lawrence J. Rhoades Award Presentation
12:00 PM - 12:15 PM Break | Tabletops open | Networking
Track 3 — Crystal Terrace
Track 4 — Fountain Bar
3:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Randy Rossi,
President
Bally Design
“Design Thinking —
Managing Innovation through
User Centered Development.”
Dr. Tony Schmitz
Associate Professor
University of North Carolina
at Charlotte
“The Machine Tool
Genome Project”
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Paul Faughnan
Technology Manager,
Manufacturing Engineering
Pratt & Whitney
“Digital Methods and
Process Engineering”
Dave Edstrom
President & Chairman
MTConnect® Institute
“How MTConnect® is
Changing Manufacturing”
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Eric Bono
President
Summit Materials
“Leveraging New
Powder Metallurgy
Technologies for Processing
Advanced Materials”
Nat Frampton
President
Real Time Development Corp.
“MTConnect® in Action Integrating Agents, Connection
Units and Inspection”
12:15 PM - 1:30 PM Lunch | Tabletops open | Networking
12:15 PM -1:00 PM Lunch Served
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Break | Tabletops open | Networking
1:30 PM - 5:00 PM Afternoon Track Presentations (see page 3)
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Evening Reception | Tabletops open | London Ballroom
8:00 PM Tabletop teardown
Thursday, May 3, 2012: Golf Outing
7:30 AM - 8:00 AM Registration | Grab n Go Breakfast
8:30 AM Shot Gun Start
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Reception
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SUMMIT 2012: Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise
Leveraging Innovation
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SUMMIT 2012: CHESTNUT RIDGE
Tabletop Exhibits
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DOORS TO
AFTERNOON
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BALLROOM
General Session (morning),
Table Top Exhibits,
Lunch, Breaks,
and Evening Reception
NCDMM
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Breakfast / Break
Beverage Bar
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Exhibitor
Advanced Machining LLC
APEX CNC Swiss, Inc.
—see page 38
Armoloy of Western PA
AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology
—see page 37
ATI Defense
Automated Precision Inc
Bally Design/Compass Systems
—see page 30
BlueSwarf LLC
Exotic Electro-Optics
FARO Technologies Inc.
H&W Global Industries, Inc.
Hexagon Metrology
—see page 32
—see page 26
Indiana County Center for Economic Development
IQL
JIT Global Enterprises
MAG IAS, LLC
—see page 30
Master Chemical
Matric Group
MESA, Inc.
—see page 39
Nokomis
Paramount Industries, Inc.
PEM Technologies, LLC
Penn United Technologies
Prism Engineering, Inc.
—see page 29
QED Technologies International, Inc.
Sunburst Electronics
TriMech Solutions LLC
Wessel & Company
Wohlhaupter Corporation
—see page 25
Wynn Frick Consulting
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Morning presentations:
London Ballroom — 9:00-9:10
Ralph Resnick
Russ Dillard
Opening Remarks
President and Executive Director
NCDMM
Mr. Resnick joined the Center in September 2008 as Vice President,
Chief Technology Officer and Director Corporate Development with over
30 years of manufacturing experience. He assumed President &
Executive Director in May 2011. The NCDMM is a not-for-profit 501(c)3
company whose mission is to proactively engage with all branches of
the U.S. military and its industrial base to control cost and improve
productivity and performance of manufactured parts and assemblies.
Prior to joining NCDMM, Mr. Resnick served as Chief Technology Officer
for both The Ex One Corporation and Extrude Hone where he was a
major contributor in establishing Extrude Hone and Ex One as leaders in
advanced manufacturing process research and technology transition to
the world’s factory floors.
Mr. Resnick serves on numerous Boards, including the Louisiana Center
for Manufacturing Sciences (LCMS); Chairman of the Board of Directors
for the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS); the Navy
Metalworking Center’s (NMC) Industry Advisory Board; the Board of
MTConnect® Institute; a member of DoD’s JDMTP Metals Subpanel and
Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise subpanel; participates actively in
National Science Foundation (NSF) proposal reviews and technical
events; present member and past Chairman of AMT’s Technology Issues
Committee, and present member of AMT’s Global Advisory Board and
Coalition for Manufacturing Infrastructure; and is an associate member
of the prestigious International Institution for Production Engineering
Research (CIRP). He is a Fellow of SME and serves on SME’s
International Awards and Recognition Committee. Mr. Resnick recently
received the NAMRI/SME “Outstanding Lifetime Service Award.”
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Opening Remarks
Missile ManTech Team Leader
US Army AMRDEC
Russ Dillard is part of the Manufacturing Science and Technology
Division and is the Missile ManTech team leader within the US Army
Aviation and Missile Research, Development, and Engineering Center
(AMRDEC) located in Redstone Arsenal in Alabama. Previous to his four
years working in the ManTech Branch at AMRDEC, he was the Executive
Officer for the AMRDEC Engineering Directorate and spent six years as
a production engineer supporting the Army’s CH-47F Helicopter. In his
current role, he serves as the Contracting Officer’s Representative for a
$77M Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract with the NCDMM
that is utilized for the benefit of the Department of Defense and helps to
improve the DoD Industrial Base.
Prior to joining the Government, Mr. Dillard worked in the textile and
automotive manufacturing industries. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in
Mechanical Engineering from Auburn University.
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Brench Boden
Dr. Don Kinard
Team Lead, Advanced Enterprise Concepts
US AFRL
Presentation: “Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise - Stimulating Innovation”
Brench Boden is Team Lead, Advanced Enterprise Concepts in the
Air Force Manufacturing Technology Division. His responsibilities
include strategic planning, technology roadmapping, and program
development across a diverse technical spectrum that includes
information integration tools and standards, modeling and simulation,
and supply chain management.
Brench has been in the ManTech community since 1990, during
which time he has developed numerous award-winning programs
in acquisition reform, implementation of lean production, and supply
chain management. He chairs the Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise
Subpanel within the Joint Defense ManTech Panel and is co-chair of the
Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Capabilities Committee
in the NDIA Manufacturing Division.
A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Brench is a Gallup certified Strengths
Performance Coach and an avid bridge player; he is currently
completing requirements for a doctorate in Operations Research.
Senior Technical Fellow and Deputy
and Technical Lead, F-35 Fighter Production System
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics
Presentation: “Manufacturing Technologies for the
Joint Strike Fighter — Focus on Affordability”
Dr. Don Kinard is a Senior Technical Fellow for Lockheed Martin
and Deputy and Technical Lead for the F-35 Fighter Production System.
The Fighter Production System was established to manage production
transition from a current one aircraft per month production rate to a 20
aircraft per month production rate by 2017.
Dr. Kinard has been with Lockheed Martin for 27 years and prior to his
current assignment he was Director of F-35 Production Engineering
responsible for Joint Strike Fighter Tooling, Planning, Manufacturing
Engineering, and Aircraft Systems Testing.
Before joining F-35 in 2004 Dr. Kinard held various positions in both
Engineering and Manufacturing during his 18 years on the F-22 Program
including Composite Risk Reduction Lead, Covers and Mate IPT Lead,
Engineering Lead for F-22 Production Support, and Deputy Director of
F-22 Production.
Dr. Kinard earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Trinity
University in San Antonio, Texas and a PhD in Physical (Polymer)
Chemistry from Texas A&M University. He and his wife, Kathy, have
one child, Kara, and live in Arlington, Texas.
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AFTERNOON presentations:
Track 1 -CRYSTAL TERRACE — 1:30-2:00
Norbert Biderman
Kirk McLauchlin
Presentation: “Developing & Sustaining an Innovative Culture”
Presentation: “Robots in Advanced Manufacturing – An Army of One”
Mr. Norbert Biderman is currently Director, 3M Defense, reporting
in 3M’s Industrial and Transportation Business. In this role, he is
responsible for business leadership in developing 3M’s emerging
presence in the Defense & Energy Sectors to drive growth and meet
the longer term strategic needs of the business. On October 13, 2010,
Norb was the recipient of the Defense Alliance’s annual Architect of
Defense Award. He also serves as an Advisory Board Member for SBA’s
Advance Power & Energy Cluster (APC) which is a catalyst in providing
innovative technology for the nation’s Warfighters while accelerating
regional economic development.
Kirk McLauchlin is the President and founder of Aerobotix, Inc.
In addition to his administrative responsibilities he is also the acting
Chief Engineer, responsible for the research and development efforts
as well as the technical oversight of the integrated system products.
Director 3M Defense
3M
Mr. Biderman joined 3M in 1979 after completing a BS in Organizational
Management at Quincy University, where he led this institution to three
National Championships in Soccer. Norb’s has held a number of sales,
marketing, and business management leadership positions in 3M.
He has been recognized with multiple “Golden Step” Awards, for new
product innovation, and was recognized with the prestigious Lew Lehr
award in Sales & Marketing at 3M.
President
Aerobotix Inc.
Mr. McLauchlin formed Aerobotix in 2005 due to the increasing
market for low volume, high value specialty production processes
requiring automation, and the relative shortage of companies which
could provide the flexibility and advanced level of engineering
integration required to produce what are essentially production
prototype systems. Having been involved with the early years of
hydraulic robots in the plastic injection molded parts finishing industry
while in college, followed by several years of engineering of autonomous
flight systems and robotic ultra-high pressure waterjet stripping systems,
to the current state-of-the-art development of hazardous environment
heavy payload robots used in specialty aerospace manufacturing,
he has continuously adapted to the emerging needs of integrated
robotic manufacturing processes. This has culminated in Aerobotix’s
position as the premiere robotic system integrator for aerospace &
military coating applications.
Mr. McLauchlin obtained his BS degree “With Highest Distinction” in
Mechanical Engineering Technology from Purdue University in 1988.
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Track 1 - CRYSTAL TERRACE — 2:00-2:30
Track 1 - CRYSTAL TERRACE — 2:30-3:00
Rob Black
Victor Champagne
Presentation: “3D Digital Scanning for Aerospace Applications”
Presentation: “Advancements in Cold Spray Technology”
Rob has been immersed in the 3D modeling/scanning industry for
over 15 years. Starting as an applications engineer for PTC - maker of
Pro/Engineer CAD software, he was tasked with project implementation
in a wide range of industries.
Victor Champagne is a team leader for the Innovative Materials and Processes
Team for the US Army Research Laboratory-Weapons and Materials Directorate,
located in Aberdeen, Maryland. He maintains offices at the Natick Soldier
Research and Development Center and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He is
recognized internationally as one of the foremost authorities on Cold Spray.
Director of Business Development
Shape Fidelity, Inc.
In mid 1999, Rob took a position with Geomagic, Inc., makers of scan
data processing software. Eventually progressing to Applications
Engineering Manager for U.S. Operations, he was responsible for
ensuring customer success for end users as well as OEM (scanner
hardware) partners. This experience provided a broad-based depth of
knowledge in data collection, data processing, model construction, and
manufacturing support in industries ranging from food service to nuclear
weapons.
In mid 2008 Rob left Geomagic to form Shape Fidelity to provide
end-to-end scanning, modeling, and manufacturing support services,
primarily for the aerospace industry.
Team Leader – Innovative Materials & Processes Team
US Army Research Laboratory
He has held numerous positions throughout his career including those with
industry and academia. Mr. Champagne has been an associate researcher at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in the Materials Engineering Department
since 1985 and is a thesis advisor and research associate at WPI and the
Pennsylvania State University. In his 28 years of materials research and
development experience, he has been responsible for the advancement of
emerging technologies for the Department of Defense, which has also led to
applications in the commercial market. As an advocate of the environment,
his research has helped to lower hazardous waste and other pollutants
associated with materials and manufacturing processes.
In 1998, his achievements were honored by President Clinton and most
recently by the Pentagon in 2007 and 2009, where he received the US Army
R&D Achievement Award. One of his most significant achievements, that has
brought him international notoriety, is the establishment of the ARL Cold Spray
Center which is devoted toward research, development and implementation of
‘Cold Spray.’ Currently, he is continuing to make extraordinary advances in cold
spray technology and this past year he has been featured on several television
networks and newspaper articles across the country for his achievements.
Mr. Champagne was part of a research team that received the DMC Award in
2007 for cold spray and he was recently awarded an Industry Achievement
Award at the North American Cold Spray Conference in October 2011.
Mr. Champagne has also served as the keynote speaker in 2007 and 2010 at
the International Cold Spray Conference and is editor of a comprehensive
reference book on cold spray entitled, “The Cold Spray Materials Deposition
Process.” He is known throughout DOD and the private sector, as someone
who ‘gets things done,’ working diligently to transition emerging technologies
throughout the defense industry.
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Track 2 - fountain bar — 1:30-2:00
Dr. Greg Harris
John Callen
Manufacturing Technology Branch,
Manufacturing Science and Technology Division,
US AMRDEC RDECOM
Presentation: “Improving Sustainability Through Manufacturing Maturity”
Dr. Harris is with the U.S. Army, Aviation and Missile Research,
Development and Engineering Center, Engineering Directorate,
Manufacturing Science & Technology Division. Dr. Harris is involved
in Sustainability, Supply Chain Management, Model Based Enterprise
and Manufacturing Readiness initiatives.
Greg is the former director of the Center for Management & Economic
Research and the Manufacturing Extension Partnership Center at the
University of Alabama in Huntsville. He is Adjunct Faculty in the College
of Business Administration and a member of the Graduate Faculty in the
College of Engineering at UAH where he teaches courses in Supply
Chain Management, Transportation & Logistics and Production &
Inventory Control. Dr. Harris is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University teaching Systems Engineering.
Product Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
Presentation: “Advances in Technology = Opportunities for Innovation”
Over the past 30 years, John Callen has been deeply involved with
modeling systems, data exchange, next generation data formats,
and CAD/CAM technologies. His professional career has been spent
equally between design applications and manufacturing applications
from Engineering and Marketing roles providing John with a unique
perspective spanning the matrix. Currently a Product Manager in the
Manufacturing Engineering product line group at Autodesk, John is
responsible for applications and technologies associated with
manufacturing, such as 3DA/PMI, tooling design, DFMA and cost
estimation, data exchange and alternative data formats.
John has presented at numerous trade shows and conferences
and has participated in a number of key industry working groups,
such as STEP-NC, MTConnect, OMAC, and SMPI.
Dr. Harris has more than 30 years experience as an industrial
engineer, quality engineer, operations manager, plant manager,
and consultant in operations and supply chain. He holds a Bachelor’s
degree in Industrial Engineering from Auburn University, a M.B.A. from
St. Edwards University and his Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems
Engineering from UAH. He has published peer reviewed articles in
the areas of transportation, simulation and modeling, logistics, supply
chain management, lean manufacturing and continuous improvement,
and leadership. He is a registered Professional Engineer.
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Dr. Neil Goldfine
Randy Rossi
Presentation: “MWM-Array Sensor Technology for Quality,
Damage and Stress Assessment.”
Presentation: “Design Thinking — Managing Innovation
through User Centered Development.”
Dr. Neil Goldfine founded JENTEK Sensors, Inc. in 1992, and
has been president of JENTEK Sensors since that time. He is also
a Research affiliate in the MIT electrical engineering department.
He completed his Ph.D. at MIT in 1990 and has Bachelors degrees in
both Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering from the
University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Goldfine has over 50 patents in NDT
and related fields, and has authored numerous technical papers.
Randy has served as President of Bally Design for nine years. His past
work as a designer, researcher, and consultant includes designing
robust voice of customer research approaches for product innovation,
developing global product design strategies and the creation of market
extension and diversification product portfolios. He recently co-authored
a series of articles on technology and product development and
innovation for TEQ magazine. Randy serves on the Board of Directors
of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the Product Development and Management
Association. He is also a member of the Corporate Development
Committee for the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh and the Marketing
Committee of the Westmoreland Museum of American Art as well as the
Product Innovation Committee for the Green Building Alliance.
President
President
Bally Design
Randy holds a bachelors degree in business, an MBA, a Master of Arts
degree in Communication and Design and is completing his doctoral
degree in Rhetorical Studies at Duquesne University
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Paul Faughnan
Eric Bono
Presentation: “Digital Methods and Process Engineering”
Presentation: “Leveraging New Powder Metallurgy Technologies
for Processing Advanced Materials”
Technology Manager, Manufacturing Engineering
Pratt & Whitney
Paul Faughnan is the Manufacturing Engineering Technology Manager at
Pratt & Whitney. In his current role as technology manager, Paul provides
leadership for the Manufacturing Engineering technology portfolio, and
is responsible for identifying technology solutions for current and future
product needs; developing strategies and plans for manufacturing
improvements and cost reductions throughout the company.
Paul joined Pratt & Whitney in 1996 as a co-op, completed the
Manufacturing Engineer Development program, and held a variety
of technical positions with increasing responsibility in the P&W
manufacturing community. His background includes development
and integration of new and emerging machining technologies into
the production of gas-turbine engine parts. The suite of manufacturing
technologies he manages includes both conventional and nonconventional machining, welding and joining, process modeling,
coatings, and advanced manufacturing metrology among other
processes. Paul works closely across the engine programs to ensure
that the right technology is available at the right time.
President
Summit Materials
Eric Bono is the President of Summit Materials. He has over 17 years
of powder metallurgy experience including the manufacturing of metal
powder, powder consolidation via uni-axial pressing and hot isostatic
pressing, powder injection molding, numerical modeling of powder
manufacturing and consolidation via hot isostatic pressing, powder
processing and business development. He has published several papers
on characterizing and processing of powder metallurgy components.
Mr. Bono earned his MBA in Entrepreneurship and Marketing from
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh in 2004. He received his M.S.
in Mechanical Engineering (Powder Metal Thesis) from the University
of Pittsburgh in 1999. He received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
(Powder Metal Project) from the University of Pittsburgh, in 1996.
He holds a BS in mechanical engineering and a MS in production &
operations management, both from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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Dr. Tony Schmitz
Dave Edstrom
Presentation: “The Machine Tool Genome Project”
President and Chairman
MTConnect® Institute
Associate Professor
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Tony Schmitz received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from Temple
University in 1993, his MS in Mechanical Engineering from the University
of Florida in 1996, and his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the
University of Florida in 1999. Schmitz completed a post-doctoral
appointment at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
and was then employed as a Mechanical Engineer from 1999-2002.
During this time, he was also a lecturer at Johns Hopkins University.
Dr. Schmitz accepted an appointment in the University of Florida’s
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (UF MAE) in 2002
and joined the Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Science
Department at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2011.
His professional recognitions include: 2012 Temple University Alumni
Fellow, 2011 Sports Emmy Award (NBC Learn) for the Science of NFL
Football video series, 2010 North American Manufacturing Research
Institute/Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Outstanding Paper,
2009 UF MAE Teacher of the Year, 2005 SME Outstanding Young
Manufacturing Engineer award, 2004 Journal of Tribology Best Paper
Award, 2003 Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award, 2003
National Science Foundation CAREER Award, 1999 Measurement Science
and Technology Highly Commended Article, 1999 National Research
Council Postdoctoral Research Associateship (NIST), 1999 Temple
University Gallery of Success Inductee, 1998 Department of Energy/
National Academy of Engineering Integrated Manufacturing Predoctoral
Fellowship, and 1994 National Science Foundation Graduate Traineeship.
CEO/CTO
Virtual Photons Electrons
Presentation: “How MTConnect ® is Changing Manufacturing”
Dave Edstrom is the CEO/CTO for Virtual Photons Electrons and has
been in the computer industry for more than 33 years.
Mr. Edstrom worked for Sun Microsystems for almost 23 years in a
variety of leadership positions.
Mr. Edstrom has held a variety of positions ranging from an Assembler
Programmer, Technical Management, System Engineer, Chief
Technologist, Technical Director and Principal Engineer for a variety of
companies. Mr. Edstrom has been working with Unix since 1981 and
had concentrated on Sun’s future hardware and software directions
since 1988. Mr. Edstrom was the Chief Technologist for the Sun
Microsystems Software Practice from 2004 through 2010.
Mr. Edstrom has been working with AMT – The Association For
Manufacturing Technology and has been a key contributor to the
MTConnect standard.
Currently, Mr. Edstrom is working as a consultant for AMT as
the Director for the Office of Strategic Innovation. Mr. Edstrom
was named President and Chairman of the Board for the
MTConnect Insitute in May 2010.
Dr. Schmitz serves as an associate editor for Precision Engineering and
the ASME Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering and is the
co-author of two textbooks with Scott Smith -- Machining Dynamics:
Frequency Response to Improved Productivity and Mechanical Vibrations:
Modeling and Measurement.
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Nat Frampton
President
Real Time Development Corporation
Presentation:
“MTConnect ® in Action - Integrating Agents, Connection Units and Inspection”
Nat Frampton has more than 22 years engineering experience
specializing in the design, development and delivery of integrated
control systems and services to the industrial automation and machine
tool industries. Mr. Frampton has served as a leading communicator of
the vision of Microsoft Technologies applied to the embedded
computing industry. Mr. Frampton has worked throughout the industry in
the development of new technologies for opening up closed legacy
technologies with the focus of enabling engineers to use tools to
improve their manufacturing processes.
WOUNDED WARRIOR
PROJECT
The NCDMM is honored to make a donation
to the Wounded Warrior Project on behalf
of each of this year’s speakers.
This donation helps make it possible for the
Wounded Warrior Project to fulfill its mission to
honor and empower wounded warriors and
provide assistance and programs to the injured
servicemen and women who continue to go to
extreme lengths to defend our freedom.
Nat has worked to develop tools and applications for the MTConnect®
community with open source initiatives and line of products called the
Solution Family providing low cost hardware and software solutions
spanning machine interfaces to enterprise integration.
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will be posted on a secure web-site.
Within two weeks after SUMMIT 2012, you will receive an e-mail with
instructions on how to access the downloadable materials, which will
include presentations, speaker bios and attendee POC details. In order
to view the materials, you will need a username and password which will
be sent to you in separate e-mails.
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requirements needed for aerospace and defense
applications. We deliver the highest accuracy and
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metal and automated composites applications. MAG
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MAG IAS, LLC, 3940 Olympic Blvd, Erlanger, KY 41018, Tel: 859 534 4600,
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Kennametal Wear Resistant Solutions
for Defense Vehicles and Equipment
Longer and Reliable Life Cycles
• Tungsten Heavy Alloys, Tungsten Carbide
and Ceramic Wear Solutions
• Advanced Material Metalworking Tools
• Ammunitions Components
To learn more about delivering productivity in demanding environments,
call 800.446.7738, or visit www.kennametal.com.
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AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology
represents and promotes U.S.-based manufacturing
technology and its members—those who design, build, sell and
service the continuously evolving technology that lies at the
heart of manufacturing.
Founded in 1902, and based
in Virginia, the association specializes in providing targeted
business assistance, extensive global support and business
intelligence systems and analysis. AMT advocates for advanced
manufacturing through innovation and R&D, as well as the
development of an education initiative known as Smartforce.
AMT owns and manages IMTS—The International Manufacturing
Tec hnology Show, whic h is the premier manufacturing
technology event in North America.
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MTConnect ® is a basic first step in linking shop floor tec hnologies and moving toward the
goal of seamless manufacturing operation, by establishing an open and extensible c hannel of
communication for plug-and-play interconnectivity between devices, equipment and systems.
MTConnect allows sources to exc hange and understand eac h other’s data. That common
communication allows the development of applications aimed at providing more efficient
operations, improved production optimization and increased productivity.
Developed by AMT and powered by Actuate, MTInsight
provides cutting-edge business intelligence dashboards
that synthesize numerous data resources into an easyto-use graphical interface that enables more informed
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We can bring your
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Contract Precision Machining Services
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consortium for energy, environment and demilitarization
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The Consortium for Energy, Environment and
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Regulations, OTAs encourage small, start-up and
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partnership with the Federal Center for Energy,
Environment and Demilitarization (FCEED),
located at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J., CEED
received funding in excess of $30 million for
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SUMMIT 2012 REGISTRANTS
Norbert Biderman
Director, 3M Defense
3M
Greg Ehalt
Sales Manager
Armoloy of Western PA
Joseph Bioty
Chief Operating Officer
Automated Precision Inc.
Kevin Holmboe
Business Analyst
Compass Systems
Carlos Carmona
Defense Development
Manager
AccuTrex Products
Hilena Hailu
Manufacturing Technology
Project Manager
Association For
Mark Pivirotto
Engineering Project Manager II
BAE Systems
Paul Essig
Concurrent Technologies
Corporation
Randy Rossi
Bally Design
George Hrico
Vice President
Design Engineering
Analysis Corp.
Keith Felts
President
Advanced Machining LLC
Scott Lauer
Vice President
Product Development
ADVANTECH US, INC.
Whitten Little
CEO
ADVANTECH US, INC.
Kirk McLauchlin
President
Aerobotix, Inc.
Kevin Creehan
President
Aeroprobe Corporation
Kevin Hartford
President
Alle-Kiski Industries, Inc.
Dave Jaworski
Owner
American Cutting Edge
Alex Cowden
APEX CNC Swiss
Chuck Fluharty
VP Operations
APEX CNC Swiss
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Tim Shinbara
Technical Director
Association For
Paul Warndorf
VP Manufacturing Technology
Association For
Doug Woods
President
Association For
Mark Sotosky
Business Development
Manager
ATI Fabricated
Components / Defense
Teresa Anania
Director Federal Sales, MFG
Autodesk Inc.
John Callen
Product Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
Rick Manzo
Regional Sales Manager
Automated Precision Inc
Scott Bledsoe
Chief Engineer
Blue Force Technologies, Inc.
David Barton
Executive Chairman
BlueSwarf
Fred Egerer
CEO
BlueSwarf LLC
Charlie McBride
Capital Technology Group
CEED
Burak Ozdoganlar
Associate Professor
Carnegie Mellon University
Petra Mitchell
President & CEO
Catalyst Connection
Paul Barrow
MSCI Specialist
CCAT
David Moskey
Business Partner Manager
CNC Software Inc. /
Mastercam
Marie Bowers
Director
Eastern Westmoreland
Career & Technology Center
Ken Pedder
Eastern Westmoreland
Career & Technology Center
Matt Short
Technology Leader Ultrasonics
EWI
Robert Ham
Sr. Business
Development Manager
Ian Murray
Project Engineer III
John Turner
Director of Technology
FA Consulting & Technology
Trevor Murcko
Account Manager
FARO Technologies
John Manini
Sales Manager
Federal Bronze Casting
Industries, Inc
Rick Trudeau
VP Sales
G.O.Carlson Inc
Kevin Meyer
Lead Engineer/Technologist
GE Aviation
Allan Hartong
Sr. Analyst, Program
General Dynamics IT
Dean Bartles
VP Advanced Programs &
Strategic Growth
General Dynamics-OTS
Chuck Conrad
JP Habets
Sandi Habets
John Dalrymple
President
Hamill Manufacturing
Scott Grumbles
ROMER Regional Sales Mgr
Hexagon Metrology
Jeff Freeman
Director,
Hexagon Metrology Inc.
Tim Challingsworth
Director, R&D
II-VI Incorporated
Lloyd Fields
Imaginestics LLC
Nainesh Rathod
President & CEO
Imaginestics LLC
Jerry Richardson
Indiana County Center for
Economic Development
Robert Callaghan
Senior Engineer
IQL– Independent
Quality Labs, Inc.
Diana Washington
IRTC
Neil Goldfine
President
Stephen Rearick
Doug Sproat
Tim Bates
General Manager
Kaman Helicopters
John Navan
Manager
Kaman Helicopters
Paul Prichard
Kennametal Inc.
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John VanKirk
VP-Defense
Kennametal Inc.
Byon Williams
Dir of Marketing and Sales
Knowledge Based Systems Inc
Thomas Jageman
Letterkenny Army Depot
Steven Miller
Letterkenny Army Depot
Joe Ducher
Master Chemical
Rob Lazar
Business
Development Engineer
Matric Group
Wayne Meier
Engineer
Matric Group
Bill Tarman
Letterykenny Army Depot
Jeffrey Chadwick
Manager, Marketing &
Creative Services
MESA, Inc.
Don Kinard
Senior Technical Fellow and
Deputy and Technical Lead
Richard Zollner
Sales Engineer
MESA, Inc.
Luke McHale
William Saathoff
Christopher Peters
CEO
The Lucrum Group
Mel Gay
Regional Manager
MAG IAS, LLC
Robert Smith
Regional Manager
MAG IAS, LLC
Monte Dhatt
Master Chemical
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Donald McGraw
Director of
Metalex Manufacturing, Inc.
Michael Appleby
President and CEO
Mikro Systems Inc
David Wherry
General Manager
Morris Government Solutions
Dave Edstrom
President & Chairman
MTConnect Institute
Joey Skoloda
Program Director
Navista
Gene Berkebile
Corporate Treasurer & CFO
NCDMM
Shawn Nesmith
Senior Project Engineer
NCDMM
James Williams
President and CEO
Gail Carney
Executive Assistant
NCDMM
Vickie Plesko
Project Coordinator
NCDMM
Todd Fleming
Director,
PDS Industries
Scott Deutsch
Consultant
NCDMM
Ralph Resnick
President & Executive Director
NCDMM
Jim Fisher
Senior Program Manager
NCDMM
Joe Slusarcyk
Project Engineer
NCDMM
Gary Fleegle
VP & Chief Operating Officer
NCDMM
John Wilczynski
Program Manager
NCDMM
Randy Gilmore
VP & Chief Technology Officer
NCDMM
Mike Wilson
Project Engineer
NCDMM
Amy Good
Training & Special Programs
NCDMM
Gena DiSimoni
SBIR Director
Nokomis
Rhonda Horner
Finance & Contracts Specialist
NCDMM
Walter Keller
Chief Executive Officer
Nokomis
Mickey McCreery
Administrative Assistant
NCDMM
Dave Tilstone
President
NTMA
Lee McCullough
Program Manager
NCDMM
Travis Bieda
District Office Director
Office of State Representative
Eli Evankovich
Ed Nemeth
Senior Project Engineer
NCDMM
Nick Melgar
Sales Engineer
Robert Perkins
President
PDS Industries
Donald Risko
Vice President
PEM Technologies, LLC
Jeff Reiser
Mastercam
Application Engineer
Dan Wilkes
Regional Manager
Christopher Hall
Applications Engineer
QED Technologies
International, Inc.
DJ Danko
President
Quality Mould, Inc.
Sean Krieger
R&D Engineer
Penn State Univ./Applied
Research
Jessica Hooper
Designer
Quality Mould, Inc.
Robert Parker
Process Engineer
Praeses
Nat Frampton
President
Real Time Development Corp.
Rob Micholas
Penn United Technology
Ed Bacheson
Director
SCRA Applied R&D
Steve Orange
Penn United Technology
Paul Faughnan
Technology Manager,
Manufacturing Engineering
Pratt & Whitney
Brian Morris
Solidworks
Application Engineer
Rob Black
Director of
ShapeFidelity, Inc.
Deborah Holton
Director of Events &
Industry Strategy
Society of Manufacturing
Engineers
Dave Morton
Industry Development
Society of Manufacturing
Engineers
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Paul Evans
Southwest Research Institute
Brian Sabart
Stratasys, Inc.
Eric Bono
President
Summit Materials, LLC
Maureen Smith
Regional Sales Manager
Sunburst Electronics
Tim Di Guiseppe
President
TD Government Solutions, Inc.
Michael Cummings
Program Manager
Tiburon Associates Inc.
Kenneth Chvilicek
Territory Sales Manager
Mike LaHatte
John Landis
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Tony Schmitz
Associate Professor
University of
North Carolina at Charlotte
Victor Champagne
Team Leader - Innovative
Materials
US Army Reserach Laboratory
Howard Kuhn
Professor
University of Pittsburgh,
Swanson School
of Engineering
George Brown
Regional Manager
Vollmer of America
Brench Boden
Strategic Planning/Materials
and Mfg Directorate
US AFRL Wright Patterson AFB
Greg Harris
Mfg Science & Tech Div.
US AMRDEC RDECOM
Martin Harris
Project Manager
US Army RDECOM
MS&T Division ManTech
Jamie White
Team Lead-Aviation
US Army RDECOM
MS&T Division ManTech
Patrick Bearjar
Manager
Wessel & Company
Jared Mishler
Manager
Wessel & Company
Christopher Weir
Manager
Wessel & Company
This is what matters…
Delivering manufacturing
innovation in support of
their mission.
Collectively, NCDMM clients have
achieved over half a billion dollars in
savings. These savings have translated
into the manufacture and delivery of
more equipment and supplies to our
warfighters in defense of our nation.
This is what matters most.
Dan Carlstrom
National Accounts Manager
Wohlhaupter Corporation
Barbara Frick
Wynn Frick
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