in technology transition and dissemination, and the education and training of practitioners through the institute. Keynote presentations, listed below, are open to all regis- tered attendees. Monday, June 10: Fusing Interaction and Physical World, presented by Dr. Ivan Poupyrev, director of Interaction Group, Disney Research. The opening keynote is followed by 20 for 20, a pre- sentation by SME’s Rapid Technologies & Additive Manufacturing (RTAM) Com- munity, which details innovations in ad- ditive manufacturing that have changed the industry over the last 20 years. Mon- day evening, attendees are invited to a reception at the Andy Warhol Museum, sponsored by Materialise, where they will experience “Factory 2.0,” a 2D/3D interactive stereolithography installation curated by Murray Moss. Tuesday, June 11: The Future of Ad- ditive Manufacturing and Introduction to NAMII, presented by Brett Lambert, deputy assistant secretary for manu- facturing and industrial base policy, Department of Defense; Michael Molnar, chief manufacturing officer, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST); and Edward Morris, director, NAMII. The session will be followed by the NAMII Overview Roadmap, pre- sented by Rob Gorham, deputy director of technology for NAMII. Wednesday, June 12: Additive Manufacturing: State of the Industry, presented by Terry Wohlers, president, Wohlers Associates.
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