LightCon: Call for Papers

Posted on November 19, 2020December 12, 2020 by Ingo Schepers

Especially in these times, innovations and thoughts of the future are what keep us going!
The new international trade fair for lightweight construction solutions “LightCon”, organized by Deutsche Messe with Composites United as the technology sponsor, will for the first time in 2021 showcase the latest trends and solutions in the field of lightweight construction, spanning all materials, technologies and sectors of industry.

Again we are happy to be part of this promising sector of Additive Manufacturing, our Managing Director Stefanie Brickwede together with Dr. Gunnar Merz from Composites United e.V. heads the Advisory Board of the LightCon 2021.

In an interview, Stefanie informed us, why she supports this trade fair: “Lightcon has the great task of providing information about innovative materials and new manufacturing technologies to enable new applications. To this end, experts will provide information on the latest trends and real implemented applications can be experienced on site. Especially in small and medium-sized companies, the possibilities are often not sufficiently explored yet. Get inspired by other companies at LightCon!”

The Advisory Board is convinced that lightweight construction solutions are indispensable for achieving climate targets and a sustainable economy. “Sustainability Needs Lightweight Design” is therefore the motto of LightCon 2021 and focuses on four key topics: material solutions, manufacturing innovations, sustainable lightweight engineering and design, and applications and use cases. The deadline for submitting presentations on these topics is December 10.

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RAILiability & Friends

Posted on November 19, 2020February 25, 2022 by Ingo Schepers

The MGA Mobility working group RAILiability is the platform for exchange of European railways for the use of Additive Manufacturing e.g. in the spare parts sector for mutual benefit and the development of common use cases.
Since the beginning this has been a closed group for the railways to share knowledge amongst their own kind, without external influences.
However, RAILiability has now considered inviting guests from the network to individual meetings with specific topics. This newely introduced meeting format will be known as “RAILiability & Friends”.

The pioneer working joining RAILiability will be Materials. This working group with more than 60 members is by far our largest group, proving the point that when it comes to higher accuracies, better components, new technologies and new AM applications, there is no getting-around the topic of Materials. In Additive Manufacturing, the range of materials is even wider than the number of different technologies therefore the aim of the group is to bundle common interests, better understand the market and jointly advance AM.

The topic of this first fusion of the two working groups will be “flame-resistant plastics”. On Dec 3rd 2020 MATERIALS & RAILiability want to discuss the development needs of flame-resistant plastics and push the topic further.

Welcoming new members

Posted on November 19, 2020December 11, 2020 by Ingo Schepers

Now more than ever it has become clear that Additive Manufacturing is a technology capable of withstanding crises. We are going against the negative Corona trend and greet seven new members since August from different branches of the industry to our network.

Meet our newest members:

SNFC

The SNCF is the public service provider for rail and mobility solutions in France. The SNCF is currently working on additive manufacturing for trains and infrastructure with a focus on maintenance and engineering of rail vehicles and is interested in sharing experiences with European industry representatives, which could be done now and in the future.

r3volutionD

r3volutionD would like to expand and deepen its network and knowledge in the AM industry and learn more about new materials and processes in order to drive innovation in the company and develop exciting new products in the equestrian sector. To this end, they bring a slightly different perspective on additive manufacturing.

ILAS TU HH

Equipped with a long history in laser material processing, the Institute for Laser and Systems Engineering researches and develops additive manufacturing processes. In addition to technology transfer to industry, the focus is on the development of bionic 3D printing technologies, the training of skilled personnel and the design and calculation of multifunctional additive components.

SPEE3D

SPEE3D was founded because the same problems came up again and again… the production of metal parts was simply difficult. Through new technologies, SPEE3D enables the world’s most cost effective manufacturing process for metal additives. They make metal parts in the fastest possible way and enable the use of metal cold spray technology to produce industrial quality metal parts in minutes, not days or weeks.

OST FH

The OST is the university of applied sciences of the six cantons of Eastern Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein. With six departments and more than 1,000 current research projects, the OST unites an educational and research tradition of more than 170 years. The OST aims to support the network with experience and to build up further know-how, as well as to accompany the further development of AM.

Additive Marking

As a young start-up, Additive Marking wants to further develop an already very disruptive industry. They offer software solutions to integrate individual markings into digital product data. Their vision is to help companies to further automate their additive production lines by using software “”The path to industrial, additive series production is not always straight and often not easy to follow, but our expertise and agility will help us and our partners to follow it””.

Fehrmann Alloys

3D printing is the cross-section production technology of the future. But there is no printing without metal powder: With 50 years of experience in the development of high-performance aluminum for casting and the first own high-performance aluminum powders, Fehrmann is making a significant contribution to establishing 3D printing and strengthening Germany and Europe as leading regions for metal 3D printing. “

Announcement Kick Off Working Group Hospitals – MGA Medical

Posted on November 19, 2020December 12, 2020 by Ingo Schepers

Additive manufacturing (AM) for medical applications/devices has been on everyone’s lips for quite some time, but the corona pandemic has once again demonstrated the special potential of this technology, such as the speed with which individualized products can be manufactured.
Within our network Mobility goes Additive (MGA) our division Medical goes Additive is working hard on establishing new ideas and finding technical solutions for problems for which there currently are none.
The result-oriented work is our top priority! Our aim: to lower the barriers for 3D printing in accordance with the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and generate quality improvements plus economically optimized solutions.
Three successful working groups are already boosting this aim: “Use Cases”, “Materials” and “Approval”. Now, a new working group exclusively for employees in hospitals like physicians, nurses, technicians and the administrations is going to be established. In order not to influence the clinical, scientific and economic exchange of experience between the players from the start, suppliers and consultants will only be invited at a later time.

We aim for an open discussion regarding in-house printing versus external suppliers, development and optimization of materials, tools, spare parts and techniques, training of employees, planning of joint projects and many other topics to further increase awareness of AM in clinical settings. Therefore, the new working group Hospitals is also aimed at different medical fields to bring them closer together via the common interface AM.
Your ideas, visions and experiences are in demand! We offer the appropriate industry contacts and knowledge of the latest technologies.

This newest working group HOSPITALS will kick off on January 12 with the aim of finding AM solutions suitable for use in and by hospitals.
Join in with Mayo Clinic (USA), the University Hospital Basel (Switzerland), the Charité Berlin, the University Hospital Eppendorf in Hamburg, the Armed Forces Hospital Berlin (Germany) and many others and participate in HOSPITALS.
Contact us if you would like to know more….

Meet the new Board Members

Posted on November 10, 2020December 11, 2020 by Ingo Schepers

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]MGA has always been proud to have an Executive Board made up from experts in their respective fields. Gorden Falk is CEO of DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Claus Emmelmann is Head of the Institut of Laser and System Technologies at Hamburg University of Technology and Johannes Emmelheinz is CEO Customer Services of the Siemens Mobility GmbH.
At our Annual Meeting 2020 these three board members were once again confirmed and re-elected for their valuable work this year.[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4782″ img_size=”236 x 219″][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]But our industry is ever changing and we are happy to announce that we are adjusting to new situations. At our Annual Meeting a new member has been elected to enrich our board and bring the network forward with his medical expertise: Welcome Güngör Kara!
Güngör Kara is Chief Digital Officer at Ottobock and a Senior Executive in the field of Digital Innovations within the Medtech sector, covering the areas of new digital products, platforms business models, Industry4.0 and disruptive technologies like industrial 3D Printing.
We are really happy to have him on board, helping us push our Medical goes Additive division![/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4787″ img_size=”236 by 219″][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]At the Annual Meeting we also said goodbye to our treasurer Philip Janssen. We would like to thank you very much for the good collaboration during the last four years!
We are happy to introduce our new treasurer:
Karsten Reinhardt is Managing Director of Finance and Controlling at DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH and as a controller sees himself as a reliable business partner of the management, but also as a critical counterpart and navigator of the business management.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]We are looking forward to working with you![/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

The MGA Mobility | MGA Medical – Mobility goes Additive e.V. Annual Meeting 2020

Posted on October 12, 2020December 11, 2020 by Ingo Schepers

Despite all Corona odds, we made it!!! Our first ever hybrid event and certainly one of the last few opportunities for the AM community to physically meet eachother is over.

On 6 October 2020, Day 1 of our two-day hybrid event, we kicked-off with the General Assembly including the election of the Executive Board of MGA Mobility and MGA Medical (Mobility goes Additive e.V.).

The Executive Board was newly constituted and has been officially confirmed, now consisting of four board members again:

Gorden Falk from DB Heavy Maintenance (DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH) was appointed as Chairman of the Board. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Claus Emmelmann remains as the Vice Chairman for MGA and also Johannes Emmelheinz has been confirmed as a member of the Board. Moreover, Güngör Kara from Ottobock was newly appointed, representing the Medical division of MGA.

The cash auditor Philip Janssen was discharged from his function. His position is now taken over by Karsten Reinhardt, Director Finance / Controlling at DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH. Moreover, the financial budget for the financial year 2019/2020 of MGA Mobility goes Additive e.V. and the budget planning for the current financial year 2020/2021 were approved.

At 16.00 in the afternoon, the conference part – open for also non-members to attend – started with a brief Welcome address of the Executive Board Chairman Gorden Falk followed by a clear highlight: a keynote of COBOD International and PERI on concrete printing, presented by Henrik Lund-Nielsen and Dr. Fabian Meyer-Broetz.

The later afternoon was used to present some outstanding working group results. Working group leaders and participants of the working groups Approval in Rail, Ecological Sustainability, RAILiability, Education, MOBILITY | Materials as well as of the MGA MEDICAL working groups gave a thrilling status report about their special and specific outcomes.

Public funding opportunities for AM were addressed by Werner Loscheider from the German Federal Ministry for Economics and Energy and David Hampel from our strong supporter Berlin Partner for Business and Technology spoke about the potential of Berlin as a Capital of Additive Manufacturing. The clear highlight of Day 1 was the opening of the newly installed IAM HUB Berlin here at the Marienpark.

Day 2 delivered several cross-industry presentations with great keynotes from EOS, KIND Hörgeräte, Siemens Mobility, the Dutch Navy, Autodesk, NedTrain and ended with a highlight: a panel discussion on “AM – where are you going?”.

Finally, we also introduced some new features of the MGA platform to you. Now, your perfect Marketing tool is ready: <a href=”http://www.weboostam.com”>weboostAM.com</a>, the MGA platform for your company portfolio, use cases as well as the newly installed category Technical Standards. Pimp your profile now and attract new 3d printing business!

The MGA AM2020 has been a great course and we thank everyone for joining in, whether in person on-site or virtually! With 160 attendees it has been our most challenging, but also biggest MGA event ever!

In hopin, the tool of choice for virtual participation, we encountered attendees from almost 15 countries of the world, e.g. Germany, Hungary, Israel, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Sweden, France and even Japan. What fascinated us the most is how well the virtual experience obviously worked: on average, one virtual participant spent 444 minutes in the video stream on both days, which is an impressive more than 7 hours! Keeping people on the ball for so long is the greatest success for us!

Thanks also to our sponsors and supporters to make this event possible at this high level, namely Siemens Mobility and Autodesk as well as our partner Berlin Partner for Business and Technology.

A selection of photos is already online – to sneak in go to <a href=”https://mobilitygoesadditive.org/annual-meeting/impressions/”>impressions</a>. More documentation will follow online soon… so stay tuned!

Technology Transfer Programme for Lightweighting – Funding opportunities for additive manufacturing

Posted on September 30, 2020December 11, 2020 by Ingo Schepers

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Lightweighting is a holistic design philosophy. It aims to save weight, material and energy while also ensuring, and even improving, the performance and efficiency of components and complete systems. This is achieved through load reduction and a switch to new construction materials. By reducing mass and the amount of material needed, and by using the right lightweight design, components’ carbon footprint can be significantly reduced before, during and after operation. The brand-new shapes and designs developed for lightweight designs, which are often based on those in nature, are difficult if not impossible to realise using conventional manufacturing processes. In order to advance lightweighting as a key enabling technology, it is therefore crucial to use new construction technologies such as additive manufacturing, and to develop these further. Lightweighting and additive manufacturing are thus two technologies that complement each other extremely well.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Lightweighting is flagged up as a game-changing technology in Germany’s Coalition Agreement for the 19th legislative period, as well as in its Sustainability Strategy and 2030 Industrial Strategy. In order to actively promote lightweight construction, the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy has set up a programme called the Technology Transfer Programme for Lightweighting (German abbreviation: TTP LB). The programme aims to establish lightweighting as a driver of innovation for sustainable business, and to make an important contribution to achieving the Federal Government’s climate targets. Funding of around 300 million euros is being made available for this purpose between 2020 and 2030.
The funding provided by the Federal Government is being used to support new technological developments, construction techniques and the use of new materials, projects focusing on resource efficiency and substitution, standardisation issues and demonstration projects with the overarching goal of reducing carbon emissions. In particular, the programme’s first funding line seeks to promote innovative design principles and technologies, such as additive manufacturing, as drivers and enablers of sustainable lightweighting. The focus is on optimising and automating lightweighting production processes (especially in additive manufacturing) in order to raise sustainability throughout the entire life cycle of the products.
Under the Technology Transfer Programme for Lightweighting, funding line 3 ‘Resource efficiency and substitution’ also offers plenty of scope for additive manufacturing projects. It aims to promote projects in which, for example, additive manufacturing processes are used to replace resource-intensive materials with more resource-efficient and lighter materials, and components can be produced directly on site. This reduces both time and carbon emissions as it eliminates the need for transport.
The Technology Transfer Programme for Lightweighting was successfully launched in April 2020 despite the considerable restrictions in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. Outlines for some 180 projects, for which over 60% funding is being provided by industry, were submitted by the first deadline (April 2020). These covered innovations that can be applied across a broad variety of different industries – from the automotive sector, to aerospace, through to medicine and construction. Full applications are now currently under way for about 60 of these projects. The next funding deadlines for innovative additive manufacturing processes for sustainable lightweighting are 1 October 2020 and 1 April 2021.

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“Additive Inspirations” – Session #4

Posted on September 7, 2020June 1, 2021 by Ingo Schepers

After having conducted three sessions of our format Additive Inspirations so far, we presently feel to focus once more onto our campaign 3D Printing fights Corona which we initiated this spring. The second wave is already underway, and the number of new infections in Europe is rising again, in some countries very rapidly.

The September issue will focus again on COVID-19, the latest developments and the ways in which 3D printing can assist in the pandemic.

Applications where 3D printing could help (face shields, masks, ventilators)
• Face shields: summary of most suitable devices (MGA summary)
• mouth-nose-masks: analysis of different 3D printed masks (MSc Sascha Hartig, University of German Armed Forces)
• ventilators
• snorkeling masks for ventilator use (Alessandro Romaioli, Technical Officer @ ISINNOVA)

Quo vadis, vaccine development?
• Who is the fastest and first?
• How safe is the vaccine? (MGA Medical, Dr. Cora Lüders-Theuerkauf)

Overview on structure and need of mobile hospitals

Events! Where else can you meet?
• the MGA Annual Meeting 2020 is still set to take place in Berlin on 6 to 7 October 2020.

We hope you join in and sign up for our round of experts on 25 September 2020 from 12.30 to 13.30 CEST to discuss opportunities for the additive manufacturing sector on how 3d printing can help to fight Corona.

To sign up please read our data policy rules and register free-of-charge for the event!

Additive Manufacturing is in search of new impulses for its market.
To sweeten the wait time to our MGA Annual Meeting 2020 (6 – 7 October 2020, Berlin) and to use it effectively, we have started Additive Inspirations end of June, a new series of virtual keynotes once a month. In exciting presentations, we will highlight recent practical examples and give impulses as to the segments in which Additive Manufacturing can apply and expand its potential.

Corona Portal lists manufacturers of protective equipment and tools to combat COVID-19

Posted on August 24, 2020December 14, 2020 by Ingo Schepers

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Corona Portal lists manufacturers of protective equipment and tools to combat COVID-19

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/4″][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]Clinical facilities are now mostly safe again with personal protective equipment and medical devices – but with every easing of the restrictions, further potential infection spots are also breaking up. New needs arise in particular with the new start in schools, nurseries day-care centres the reopening of hospitality establishments.

On the initiative of the Berlin Senate and in cooperation with the State of Brandenburg, the Berlin-Brandenburg Healthcare Industry Cluster has launched a Corona Portal.[/vc_column_text][vc_btn title=”VISIT THE CORONA PORTAL” style=”outline-custom” outline_custom_color=”#666666″ outline_custom_hover_background=”#666666″ outline_custom_hover_text=”#ffffff” link=”url:https%3A%2F%2Fwww.healthcapital.de%2Fcorona-portal%2Fproduzierende-unternehmen-entlang-der-wertschoepfungskette-fuer-psa-desinfektionsmittel-und-medizinprodukte-zur-bekaempfung-von-covid-19%2F||target:%20_blank|”][vc_empty_space][vc_row_inner equal_height=”yes” content_placement=”middle”][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”4191″ img_size=”1200 x 800″ image_hovers=”false”][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Sorted by the categories disinfectants, FFP2/FFP3 masks, medical mouth-nose protection, non-wovens, face shields and others, producers as well as manufacturers of semi-finished products can be listed there. The offer applies to all companies based in Berlin or Brandenburg.

In the same way, consumers can submit a query in the Corona Portal to place their individual call and obtain quotations.[/vc_column_text][vc_btn title=”Go to initiative 3D Printing fights Corona” style=”outline-custom” outline_custom_color=”#666666″ outline_custom_hover_background=”#666666″ outline_custom_hover_text=”#ffffff” link=”url:https%3A%2F%2Fmobilitygoesadditive.org%2Fdivisions%2Fmedical-goes-additive%2F3d-printing-fights-corona%2F|||”][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][/vc_column][/vc_row]

“Additive Inspirations” – Session #3

Posted on August 17, 2020June 1, 2021 by Ingo Schepers

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Session #3: Additive Inspirations

A virtual teaser to the MGA Annual Meeting 2020

[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text]After our last two Additive Inspirations with mobility and medtech focus, the August brown bag session #3 will give a true inspiration from a different industry: Construction Technology.
We hope you join in and sign up for Filippo Gilardi, R&D Lead at MX3D, on 27 August 2020 from 11.30 to 12.15 CEST who will present a use case of a metal 3d printed bridge and invites you to explore the AM potential in the construction and architecture industry.

Why bridges and construction? Mobility has a very close link to infrastructure projects which is also why we invited a concrete 3d printing manufacturer to come and speak about 3d printing with concrete at our MGA Annual Meeting 2020 from 6 until 7 October 2020.

After the Corona shutdown, digital technologies are in greater demand than ever before: aviation and automotive markets have suffered severely from the crisis, new jobs for 3D printing machines have to be identified to fill capacities, while operators try to compensate for supply bottlenecks with 3D printing. Additive Manufacturing is in search of new impulses for its market.

To sweeten the wait time to our MGA Annual Meeting 2020 (6 – 7 October 2020, Berlin) and to use it effectively, we have started Additive Inspirations end of June, a new series of virtual keynotes once a month. 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Author: Ingo Schepers

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RAILiability & Friends

Welcoming new members

Now more than ever it has become clear that Additive Manufacturing is a technology capable of withstanding crises. We are going against the negative Corona trend and greet seven new members since August from different branches of the industry to our network.

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Announcement Kick Off Working Group Hospitals – MGA Medical

Meet the new Board Members

The MGA Mobility | MGA Medical – Mobility goes Additive e.V. Annual Meeting 2020

Technology Transfer Programme for Lightweighting – Funding opportunities for additive manufacturing

“Additive Inspirations” – Session #4

Corona Portal lists manufacturers of protective equipment and tools to combat COVID-19

Corona Portal lists manufacturers of protective equipment and tools to combat COVID-19

“Additive Inspirations” – Session #3

Session #3: Additive Inspirations

A virtual teaser to the MGA Annual Meeting 2020

© MGA Mobility | MGA Medical - Mobility goes Additive e.V.

Now more than ever it has become clear that Additive Manufacturing is a technology capable of withstanding crises. We are going against the negative Corona trend and greet seven new members since August from different branches of the industry to our network.

SNFC

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ILAS TU HH

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Fehrmann Alloys

Corona Portal lists manufacturers of protective equipment and tools to combat COVID-19

Session #3: Additive Inspirations

A virtual teaser to the MGA Annual Meeting 2020

© MGA Mobility | MGA Medical - Mobility goes Additive e.V.

16.04.2024

Kick-Off Focus Group Dental

On April 16, 2024 the time has finally come: MGA Medical is kicking off a new Focus Group for the Working Group Use Cases.