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Special ISR seminar: Computational engineering enabled by implicit modelling
Bradley bRothenberg - nTopology
Friday, February 1, 2019, 11:00 am-12:00 pm Calendar
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Abstract

Host: Bill Regli

Engineering is—and always has—encompassed a generative component, however computation is ultimately what allows us to solve the next generation of engineering problems via technology like implicit modelling. Capturing engineering knowledge/process & locking it down via digitization is key to scalability across teams & key to responding in real time to changes. Especially with advanced manufacturing & the increasing importance of large datasets, engineering process are becoming more & more difficult to understand with disconnected tools & impossible to automate due to fragile underlying data structures. Implicit modelling provides the robust underlying data model to build scalable engineering processes on top of & built for automation from the start.

Bio

Bradley Rothenberg is the CEO & founder of nTopology, a startup developing algorithmic computer aided engineering/design software based in New York City. Prior to founding nTopology, he was working on high performance 3D-printed mirrors with embedded cooling channels. Bradley studied architecture at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. Brad has been developing computational design tools for advanced manufacturing for the last 10+ years.

This talk is organized by Rebecca Copeland