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Design for Manufacturing and the Life Cycle

The mission of the DFMLC committee is to disseminate practices, theories, and computational methods dealing with all areas of design and manufacturing integration amongst the engineering community.
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Aug 02 2013 1:00 PM
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Keith Nelthropp
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Nicholas Meyler
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Mar 15 2018 5:04 PM

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manikandan madhuvappan
how to learn the basics of automobile designing
Mar 31 2017 2:23 PM

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Louis Miritello shared Louis Miritello's Post

Will there be robots assigned for the purpose of repairing other robots?

Jul 01 2016 8:21 AM

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Louis Miritello
Will there be robots assigned for the purpose of repairing other robots?
Jul 01 2016 8:20 AM

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Louis Miritello
Will there be robots assigned for the purpose of repairing other robots?
Jul 01 2016 8:20 AM

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Hakan Petersson
Is computer-based design analysis (FEM, CFD…) to be performed by an engineering designer (partly) or solely by a design analyst or by both? Help wanted to answer a brief survey.
We would very much appreciate your help and that of your company in answering a few questions on whether and – if so - how and by whom Computer-Based Design Analysis (CBDA) is performed in your company. The survey is part of a larger project at Lund University/Halmstad University in Sweden, aiming to provide a research-grounded concept of CBDA in the industry of tomorrow.
Link to the introductory letter
Link to the survey: http://dm.quicksearch.se/s/wf.asp?s=5B401C15Z68D7.
Your participation is highly appreciated!

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Oct 08 2014 10:12 AM

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Martin Houlroyd
Hello from Farmingdale State College ASME chapter in NY - I've worked in electronic manufacturing for many years (30+). I went back to school 6 years ago to learn new skills and upgrade old ones. Learning skills like FEA, practices like DFMEA and disciplines like Six Sigma are game changers compared to traditional manufacturing approaches.
Aug 05 2014 6:47 PM

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