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Author: James Gopsill

2nd September 20243rd September 2024By James GopsillProject: Brokering Additive Manufacturing

Presenting at ICMR24

Aman Kukreja, Christopher Cox and James Gopsill attend and present at the International Conference on Manufacturing Research 2024.

9th July 20249th July 2024By James GopsillProject: Brokering Additive Manufacturing

Presenting at Transdisciplinary Engineering 2024 (TE2024)

James Gopsill presented his paper on Distributed Additive Manufacturing at TE2024.

20th June 202420th June 2024By James Gopsill

Papers accepted to TE2024 & ICMR24

The RiR with the Digital Cataput has produced a couple of papers to articulate the benefits of AIgent supply chains.

5th June 202420th June 2024By James Gopsill

CIRP DESIGN 2024

Digital Twins and Design for Many Manufacture at CIRP DESIGN 2024

16th May 202420th June 2024By James Gopsill

Expression of Interest Submitted to the UKRI Accelerating Research Outcomes call

Significant progress continues to be made on the RiR and has resulted in the submission of an EoI to the UKRI Accelerating Research Outcomes call

27th March 202414th March 2025By James GopsillDesign

Researchers-in-Residence

Researchers in Residence The UKRI Innovation Launchpad: Researcher-in-Residence promotes academic engagement and is designed to enable researchers to work with the Catapults, […]

13th March 202420th June 2024By James Gopsill

Exhibiting at the DSCH Supply Chain Event

Showcasing the future of work with AIgent operated supply chains.

1st February 202420th June 2024By James Gopsill

Kick-Off Meeting with Digital Catapult

Today is the start of my Researcher-in-Residence project.

9th March 202320th June 2024By James GopsillProject: Brokering Additive Manufacturing

Crossref Client referenced in Crossref Documentation

We opensourced our crossref API client written in Typescript and it has been referenced in the CrossRef documentation.

1st February 20231st February 2023By James GopsillProject: Brokering Additive Manufacturing

Scaling up BAM

In this post, we discuss the computational requirements in scaling up an agent-based manufacturing service.

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