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Sheraton Columbus Hotel at Capitol Square
Pricing:
Pricing:
- Members - 25.00
- Member Guest - 40.00
- Non-Members - 55.00
Speaker: Michael Cao, Founder/Chief Extrusion Officer of IC3D
Topic: 3D Printing or Additive Manufacturing has been around for decades, but technology, computing and material advancements have made it more accessible, cheaper and a viable way to manufacture. Hear about how faster speeds, new materials and larger build volumes (Medium Area Additive Manufacturing – MAAM) and Big Area Additive Manufacturing – BAAM) are pulling this technology forward in the automotive, aerospace, medical and even Hollywood-style propmaking. You will also get the chance to see 3D printing live an in person at the event. Michael Cao, Founder and CEO of IC3D will share his journey from Honda engineer to 3D Printing Entrepreneur and provide insight on the state of the technology and emerging business and legal issues.
Speaker Bio:
Speaker Bio:
As a lifestyle entrepreneur, Michael Cao founded IC3D in 2012 as a 3D printer design and manufacturing company. IC3D is one of the first 3D printer companies to manufacture their own line of 3D printing filament in-house. For 13 years Michael was a senior mechanical engineer at Honda R&D where he has earned several automotive patents and designs interiors for future products. Michael started his Honda career in 2003 after completing a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at the University of Oklahoma. While at OU, Michael led the Formula SAE team to design and build race cars for the annual collegiate level competition. Michael is currently the new NSX Interior Design Project Leader, where he led the team responsible for
the first interior redesign of the NSX in over a decade. Michael had the opportunity to work on Acura vehicles including the 2007 MDX, 2009 TL, 2010 ZDX, and the 2013 RLX, while on a two-year overseas assignment program at HGT in Japan.
Michael combines his passion for 3D printing technology and
efficient design with a commitment to education coaching student robotics teams and mentoring young adults.
Hosted by: ACG
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Columbus