3D printing news News WEBINAR: From the Deep Sea to Humanoid Robots, Building Industrial Parts on the Carbon Platform

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Thursday, October 22 from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT / 5:00 – 6:00 PM CEST, including live Q&A

What We’ll Cover

Through two different applications, this session will break down what it takes to move demanding parts from CAD to deployment on the Carbon platform:

  • A manifold built for the deep sea: How Sherpa Design developed a sampling manifold for the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) after earlier materials pitted, leaked and softened under bleach cleaning. The final part, printed in Carbon EPX 150 and finished with 5-axis machining, holds watertight seals at 500 psi and is now deployed in MBARI’s autonomous sampling system.
  • Designing for manufacturing from day one: Why bringing designers, engineers and machinists together from the very first CAD model means problems get solved in the design.
  • A lattice skin for humanoid robots: How computational design and Carbon’s EPU elastomers make it possible to tune a lattice zone by zone for protective cushioning, breathability and light weight on robot arms.
  • Prototype to production, no tooling required: How parts can move from first prototype to full production in the final material, without any tooling investment.

    • The Toroid Ring, the part printed for MBARI. (Photo Credit: Sherpa)

    Meet Our Speakers

    Dana McCallum, Head of Global Enterprise Sales at Carbon

    As the Head of Global Enterprise Sales at Carbon, Dana contributes to advancing additive manufacturing by fostering strong collaborations and driving strategic sales initiatives. Her expertise in product marketing and market planning enables their team to navigate the complexities of the 3D printing landscape and deliver impactful solutions to partners and customers.

    With over six years of leadership experience in the 3D printing industry, including a key role on the Board of Directors at Women in 3D Printing, Dana focuses on promoting diversity and inclusivity within the sector. By leading initiatives like the Diversity for Additive Manufacturing reports and supporting global events, she is committed to fostering a more equitable and innovative industry.

    Pat Barrett, Owner of Sherpa Design

    At Sherpa Design, Pat guides a team of engineers, designers, and machinists who thrive on pushing the boundaries of technology to help forward-thinking companies reach their next summit. From their core expertise in product development, they have grown our platform of capabilities to include NX training, Carbon 3D Printing, rapid prototyping, CNC fabrication, expert Teamcenter services, and generative design for latticed products development.

    Who Should Attend: Design and mechanical engineers developing hardware that must survive harsh environments, from pressure and moisture to chemical exposure and repeated contact. Robotics and product development teams looking to iterate faster and bring custom, high-performance components to market without tooling delays. Manufacturing and operations managers evaluating how additive manufacturing combined with post-processing like CNC machining can support production-grade parts. Decision-makers in marine, robotics, industrial equipment and other demanding sectors weighing the move from prototyping to end-use production.If you’re building hardware that has to hold up where conventional materials and processes fall short, register now to secure your spot.

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    *Cover Image: MBARI researchers and collaborators from NOAA deploy a long-range autonomous underwater vehicle in Lake Erie. Credit: Jim Birch © 2019 MBARI

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