Last week, we put the living lab through is paces through a shakedown test. Four ultimakers were connected to a Local Area Network. Using our browser-based agent client on a laptop also on the network, they were able to broker a connection to the BAM network and start accepting jobs.
We are delighted to announce that the DMF lab will be attending and presenting research at the 55th CIRP conference on manufacturing systems.
Lorenzo Giunta has passed his viva
The BAM team discuss the architecture of their Living Lab agent-based additive manufacturing platform and the aspects that make it secure.
We’re building the capability for anyone to connect to our Brokering Additive Manufacturing networks. All you need is a web-browser and a printer!
We are delighted to announce that the DMF lab will be attending and presenting our research at the 16th International KES Conference on Agent & Multi-Agent Systems: Technologies & Applications.
We are delighted to announce that the DMF lab will be attending and presenting our research at the 17th International Design Conference.
The aims of the Brokering Additive Manufacturing project are to develop an agent-based distributed manufacturing system to meet big demand.
We have created a Typescript client for the Ultimaker API.
We have been working with our marketing team at the University to provide some new content and material to dessiminate the work and vision of a Brokered Additive Manufactured future.