INVITATION TO COLLABORATE ON ACHIEVING STRATEGIC VISION FOR SECURE DISTRIBUTED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING (SDAM)
PHASE I
Online Research Interviews (individually with each participant)
August & September
PHASE II
Interactive Research Sessions online per market segment, based on input from experts and Research Interviews
September & October
PHASE III
Summary Research Sessions online, divided among 4 main topics
November 11&12
PHASE IV
Finalising Report & Podcasts
November & December
Enabling manufacturers to securely make and deliver
on-demand 3D printed products. anywhere. anytime.
INVITATION TO COLLABORATE ON ACHIEVING STRATEGIC VISION FOR SECURE DISTRIBUTED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING (SDAM)
PHASE I
Online Research Interviews (individually with each participant)
August & September
PHASE II
Interactive Research Sessions online per market segment, based on input from experts and Research Interviews
September & October
PHASE III
Summary Research Sessions online, divided among 4 main topics
November 11&12
PHASE IV
Finalising Report & Podcasts
November & December
Enabling manufactures to securely make and deliver on-demand 3D printed products. anywhere. anytime.
COVID-19 HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR SECURE DISTRIBUTED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
ACTUAL GLOBAL INSIGHTS
ABOUT ON-DEMAND MANUFACTURING
The frantic global search for rapid deliveries of masks and other protective gear, provided two clear insights.
First time that 3D Printing is being applied on such a large scale for on-demand Additive Manufacturing.
Existing on-demand Additive Manufacturing causes many problems: falsification of documents, illicit trading, fraud,
products of poor quality.
MARKET-DRIVEN INITIATIVE
TO BETTER AND ACCELERATE SECURE SOLUTIONS
Bringing together Industry, IT and Research, the Alliance is committed to accelerate and support development of Secure Distributed AM.
By accelerating the design and development of the Digital Thread in AM (DTAM), the Alliance defines and aggregates the requirements of manufacturers and suppliers.
With the goal to define standards and interfaces primarily to build various ecosystems, where both manufacturing data and 3D printed products move securely between the different actors — from idea to end-product.
COVID-19 HIGHLIGHTS NEED FOR SECURE DISTRIBUTED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
ACTUAL GLOBAL INSIGHTS
ABOUT ON-DEMAND MANUFACTURING
The frantic global search for rapid deliveries of masks and other protective gear, provided two clear insights.
First time that 3D Printing is being applied on such a large scale for on-demand Additive Manufacturing.
Existing on-demand Additive Manufacturing causes many problems: falsification of documents, illicit trading, fraud,
products of poor quality.
MARKET-DRIVEN INITIATIVE
TO BETTER AND ACCELERATE SECURE SOLUTIONS
Bringing together Industry, IT and Research, the Alliance is committed to accelerate and support development of Secure Distributed AM.
By accelerating the design and development of the Digital Thread in AM (DTAM), the Alliance defines and aggregates the requirements of manufacturers and suppliers.
With the goal to define standards and interfaces primarily to build various ecosystems, where both manufacturing data and 3D printed products move securely between the different actors — from idea to end-product.
RESEARCH SESSIONS - TOPICS
Secure Data Transfer (building Digital Thread in AM)
The Digital Thread—a single, seamless strand of data that stretches from the initial design to the finished part—can help scale and enhance AM capabilities. Understand challenges and strategies for building a DTAM in various industrial, AM-driven applications, based on one’s strategic goals for AM.
Blockchain - underpinning Secure Data Transfer in AM
How could blockchain be utilized in Distributed Manufacturing to support supply chain scale and product innovation and add value to the digital thread? End-to-end Trust in Ownership (IP & OEM rights), in Quality (Industry-Grade validation & certification) and in Transactions thanks to Blockchain.
Strategy Workshops Objectives
- Learn how to gain most from the SDAM developments
- Learn the range of (strategic) benefits for your company or organisation
- Know those parties which could be most important for you
- Understand the key differences of the various market segments and learn how to align them for your own benefit
- Learn the steps needed for a successful approach
Only for AM companies & organisations
- One Participation Fee (€495.00, excl. VAT) provides access to all Strategic Workshops, both online & live @Formnext
- One Participation Fee provides one seat per company/organisation (registration of multiple seats is possible)
- Each reserverd seat provides exclusive access to all 24 Strategic Workshops
- Only one person per workshop, but not limited to the same person
RESEARCH SESSIONS - AGENDA
THE ALLIANCE (to be launched, November 12, 2020)
The Alliance partnership is open to any company or organisation that supplies or uses technology for Secure Distributed AM, enabling manufacturers to securely make and deliver 3D printed products on an on-demand basis — and do so locally, close to where these are needed. The Alliance partners benefit from Partner Programs which are designed to accelerate success.
- Building a vibrant Secure Distributed AM ecosystem by bringing together suppliers, end-product designers, and partners.
- Delivering timely insights into market research, technology trends, standards and application requirements.
- Assisting in understanding and overcoming the challenges of incorporating Secure Distributed AM in their products and businesses.
- Efficiently finding ecosystem partners.
- Connecting with new customers.
THE ALLIANCE (to be launched, November 12, 2020)
The Alliance partnership is open to any company or organisation that supplies or uses technology for Secure Distributed AM, enabling manufacturers to securely make and deliver 3D printed products on an on-demand basis — and do so locally, close to where these are needed. The Alliance partners benefit from Partner Programs which are designed to accelerate success.
- Building a vibrant Secure Distributed AM ecosystem by bringing together suppliers, end-product designers, and partners.
- Delivering timely insights into market research, technology trends, standards and application requirements.
- Assisting in understanding and overcoming the challenges of incorporating Secure Distributed AM in their products and businesses.
- Efficiently finding ecosystem partners.
- Connecting with new customers.
PARTNER PROGRAM
The Partner Program is designed to support specific business goals. Benefit from our Partner Program, currently covering 14 interest groups.
THE PARTNER PROGRAMS IS BASED ON CURRENT INTEREST GROUPS OF THE AM LANDSCAPE
PARTNER PROGRAM
The Partner Program is designed to support specific business goals. Benefit from our Partner Program, currently covering 14 interest groups.
THE PARTNER PROGRAM IS BASED ON CURRENT INTEREST GROUPS OF THE AM LANDSCAPE
BENEFITS
Your company or organisation will benefit from concentrated access to the people who develop building blocks or end solutions — and who are looking for the right suppliers and partners to make their solutions a reality.
ACQUIRE A GREAT DEAL OF VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE
From what’s happening in Secure Distributed AM—what standards are emerging, where technologies are heading and what applications are being developed. Through our exclusive networking events and educational resources, you’ll always be aware of the latest techniques and trends that are driving the next generation of products.
GAIN INCREASED VISIBILITY
The Alliance provides you with connections to key technology suppliers – including start-ups with leading-edge technologies. Partner companies also leverage the Alliance to gain knowledge-sharing opportunities with companies solving similar challenges and to gain early insights into key technology and market trends.
BENEFITS
Your company or organisation will benefit from concentrated access to the people who develop building blocks or end solutions — and who are looking for the right suppliers and partners to make their solutions a reality.
ACQUIRE A GREAT DEAL OF VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE
From what’s happening in Secure Distributed AM—what standards are emerging, where technologies are heading and what applications are being developed. Through our exclusive networking events and educational resources, you’ll always be aware of the latest techniques and trends that are driving the next generation of products.
GAIN INCREASED VISIBILITY
The Alliance provides you with connections to key technology suppliers – including start-ups with leading-edge technologies. Partner companies also leverage the Alliance to gain knowledge-sharing opportunities with companies solving similar challenges and to gain early insights into key technology and market trends.
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
The Alliance is initiated by MAEKIT together with a number of renowned corporate partners. The aim is to form an industry partnership bringing together technology providers and end-product companies to accelerate the adoption of Secure Distributed AM.
Based on a Memorandum of Understanding or a Letter of Intent, MAEKIT agreed close partnerships with a number of industry parties to develop a global ecosystem of high quality 3D manufacturing facilities to securely and efficiently deliver 3D printed products anywhere, anytime.
The Strategic Partners are part of the Steering Committee, in addition to selected research experts. Decision-relevant issues such as the coordination of the Partner Program, the choice of topics for working groups and analyses are discussed and coordinated here.
Industry & Research Partners
Collaboration is the name of the game
Collaboration is the name of the game
Principles of Collaboration
RESOURCES
Listed are a number of articles, reviews, reports on Secure Distributed AM.
Please leave your details here if you would like to add to this page.
“Will Additive Manufacturing ever be a secure solution for production or just a worrying vulnerability?”
Philip Reeves, Linkedin (11 September 2019)
“How Blockchain technology could help protect new 3D printing devices from security challenges of tomorrow”
Patrick Kingsland, NS Medical Devices (13 March, 2020)
“Copyright Protection in Additive Manufacturing with Blockchain Approach”
Martin Holland, Prostep (October 2017, IOS Press)
”Security of additive manufacturing: Attack taxonomy and survey”
Mark Yampolskiy (May 2018, Elsevier Additive Manufacturing)
“Blockchain in additive manufacturing. Demonstrating a blockchain approach for the registration and tracking of 3D printed components during their entire lifecycle”
Arlene Lo (3D Printing Industry, August 2019)
“How 3D printing is ideally situated to help during the COVID-19 crisis. Here are some great stories of automotive companies using their deep history of innovation, collaboration, and technological expertise in design, manufacturing, and 3D printing to help”
Judy Cubiss, Global Marketing Lead Industrial Machinery, SAP (28 April 2020)
“Safety Considerations for Additive Manufacturing and 3-D Printing. 3D printing has existed for more than 30 years, but the rate of adoption of this technology is expanding and codes are in a race to catch up”
Paul D. Bates, Tony Robertson (24 February, 2020, UL)
Susan Bridges, Nathan Sissom, Ken Keiser, Sara J. Graves (April 2015)
Lynne Graves, Joshua Lubell, Mark Yampolskiy, Wayne King (29 July, 2019, US National Institute of standards and Technology)
Abraham George, Anthony Newell, Nikolaos Papakostas, 2018, research article, IOS Press)
Jaco Prinsloo, Saurabh Sinha, Basie von Solms (November 2019, article MDPI Applied Sciences)
Dinusha Mendis, Jan Bernd Nordemann, Rosa Maria Ballardini, Hans Brorsen, Maria del Carmen Calatrava Moreno, Julie Robson, Phill Dickens (February, 2020)
RESOURCES
Listed are a number of articles, reviews, reports on Secure Distributed AM.
Please leave your details here if you would like to add to this page.
“Will Additive Manufacturing ever be a secure solution for production or just a worrying vulnerability?”
Philip Reeves, Linkedin (11 September 2019)
“How Blockchain technology could help protect new 3D printing devices from security challenges of tomorrow”
Patrick Kingsland, NS Medical Devices (13 March, 2020)
“Copyright Protection in Additive Manufacturing with Blockchain Approach”
Martin Holland, Prostep (October 2017, IOS Press)
”Security of additive manufacturing: Attack taxonomy and survey”
Mark Yampolskiy (May 2018, Elsevier Additive Manufacturing)
“Blockchain in additive manufacturing. Demonstrating a blockchain approach for the registration and tracking of 3D printed components during their entire lifecycle”
Arlene Lo (3D Printing Industry, August 2019)
“How 3D printing is ideally situated to help during the COVID-19 crisis. Here are some great stories of automotive companies using their deep history of innovation, collaboration, and technological expertise in design, manufacturing, and 3D printing to help”
Judy Cubiss, Global Marketing Lead Industrial Machinery, SAP (28 April 2020)
“Safety Considerations for Additive Manufacturing and 3-D Printing. 3D printing has existed for more than 30 years, but the rate of adoption of this technology is expanding and codes are in a race to catch up”
Paul D. Bates, Tony Robertson (24 February, 2020, UL)
Susan Bridges, Nathan Sissom, Ken Keiser, Sara J. Graves (April 2015)
Lynne Graves, Joshua Lubell, Mark Yampolskiy, Wayne King (29 July, 2019, US National Institute of standards and Technology)
Abraham George, Anthony Newell, Nikolaos Papakostas, 2018, research article, IOS Press)
Jaco Prinsloo, Saurabh Sinha, Basie von Solms (November 2019, article MDPI Applied Sciences)
Dinusha Mendis, Jan Bernd Nordemann, Rosa Maria Ballardini, Hans Brorsen, Maria del Carmen Calatrava Moreno, Julie Robson, Phill Dickens (February, 2020)
Solving the risks associated with a data-enabled global supply chain.
Enabling manufacturers to securely make and deliver on-demand 3D printed products. Anywhere. Anytime.
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