Tag: Project: Brokering Additive Manufacturing

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

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

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

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

The DMF lab have just returned from FormNext 2022. What an amazing showcase of AM capability. Read on to find out what we showed and learnt from the week.

The DMF lab are busy preparing the stand for FormNext 2022.

On 5th October 2022, BAM project team members, Jennifer Johns and Kautsar Ramli attended the AM-UK Relaunch event at the National Centre for Motorsport Engineering (NCME) in Bolton.

Soo-Hwa Kim is investigating the affordances of including machines agents that have memory that enable them to make predictions on the incoming workflow as well as store multiple jobs at any one time.

Owen Peckham is investigating the Minimum Viable Information requirements to broker deals between jobs and machines, as well as examining the affordances of including additional information during the brokering process.