Direct Digital Manufacturing is Here: 4 Part Presentation
The use of additive manufacturing processes differentiates direct digital manufacturing (DDM) from conventional manufacturing methods, creating new advantages and opportunities. Using 3D digital data, direct digital manufacturing makes components—layer-by-layer—without machining, molding or casting.
Presentations are viewable in four separate sections:
- Part 1: What is Direct Digital Manufacturing (DDM)?
- Part 2: DDM - Advantages and Considerations
- Part 3: How to Identify Potential DDM Opportunities
- Part 4: How Companies are Using DDM
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- What is direct digital manufacturing?
- Six major benefits of using direct digital manufacturing.
- Five common traits of successful DDM implementations.
- Four successful examples of DDM.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Manufacturing Engineers
- Operations Manager
- Design Engineers
- Tooling Designers
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