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Special Events SUNDAY







           EXHIBIT HALL GRAND OPENING AND OPENING RECEPTION
                                                                                              Sunday, November 15
                                                                                                  6:00pm–7:30pm
                                                                           Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom, Hilton of the Americas
           All registrants are invited to this special event to celebrate the opening of the IMECE exhibits. Come grab a drink and some food, meet this year’s
           group of exhibitors, and learn about their products and services.



        SPECIAL SESSION: LEONARDO’S LOST ROBOTS                 VOLT LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP
                                                 1:30pm–2:30pm                                          2:00pm–4:00pm
                                         338, Hilton of the Americas                           340A, Hilton of the Americas
        Description: Join us for a presentation by Mark Rosheim on Leonardo Da   Title: Succession Planning for a Successful Future
        Vinci’s programmable automaton, an early 16th century robot which may
        have been the basis of his robot Lion. Powered by large springs and   Panelists: Urmila Ghia, Ph.D., professor of Mechanical Engineering at
        controlled by rotating cams, the user would “program” the robot by   University of Cincinnati; Amos Holt, Ph.D., VP of Southwest Research
        selecting the size and location of each cam allowing the robot to stop,   Institute Quality Systems, ASME Past President; Daniel Kearney, Ph.D.,
        start, turn and possibly operate additional features. Rosheim will also   Senior Scientist at ABB (Corporate Research Centre, Switzerland); Laurel
        relate working with his mentor Carlo Pedretti, the world’s foremost   Raso, Managing Director of Human and Capital Resources for ASME
        Leonardo scholar, and his many amusing snafus with Italian culture!
                                                                Description: One of the most important roles leaders have is preparing for
                                                                a future when they will no longer be leading. At all levels of an organiza-
        Biography: Mark Rosheim is founder and president of  Ross-Hime Designs,   tion or business, succession planning is essential to ensuring leadership
        Inc. RHD has researched and developed robotic technology for the U.S.   continuity during times of transition. This workshop will help you work
        Department of Defense, NASA, and industry for over 25 years. In 1997 he   through the succession planning process, from assessing leadership
        coined the term Anthrobotics from the words anthropomorphic and   needs and identifying potential leaders to developing leadership
        robotics to describe the latest generation of humanoid robots he has   competencies and forging your own path ahead. Panelists will share
        pioneered through numerous government contracts.
                                                                valuable insights and lessons learned from their own experience, both
                                                                professionally and in ASME.
        Rosheim will be presented with ASME’s 2015 Engineer-Historian Award at
        the Old Guard/Engineer Historian Award Reception at the IMECE on Sat.,
        Nov. 14.
                                                                INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AND DESIGN
                                                                EXPOSITION
                                                                                                        6:00pm–7:30pm
        FIRST-TIME ATTENDEES ORIENTATION                                      Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom, Hilton of the Americas
                                                2:00pm–3:00pm   Poster Setup:        3:00 pm–5:00pm
                                         382AB, Convention Center
                                                                Expo (General Viewing):   6:00pm–7:30pm
        First-time attendees to IMECE are cordially invited to this informal yet   Winners Announced:   7:30 pm–8:00pm
        informative session to learn about how to navigate the conference, how to
        use the program, and more importantly, where all the best networking   The Student Expo provides undergraduate engineering students with a
        opportunities are. Snacks and refreshments will be served.   professional and technical forum for presenting their research, design
                                                                project, and other engineering solutions and endeavors to top research-
                                                                ers and scientists from academia, industry, government, prospective
                                                                employers, entrepreneurs graduate schools, and potential faculty
                                                                advisors.













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