The semi-annual gathering of urban manufacturing leaders returns to Dumbo, New York, on Thursday evening, October 9.
Sandy Munro, one of the original pioneers in Design for Manufacturability (DFM) and Lean Design, is the main keynote speaker.
Other keynotes will be provided by Autodesk and Dana DeMeo, CTO of Intelligent Product Solutions.
Panels will cover the evolution of the maker scene, networked manufacturing, next-generation engineering software and cross-functional collaboration in product development.
Design for Manufacturing Summit #7 will be hosted by Daniella Romano. There will also be a DFM Summit #6 on October 3 in Amsterdam.
Design for Manufacturing Summit #7
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Hosted by
Daniella Romano develops public and educational programming that supports urban manufacturing and resilient waterfront development.
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