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Poster Sessions

IDETC/CIE/AM3D

MR STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION
Krista Edwards
This is an opportunity for both undergraduate and graduate students
North Carolina State University
to showcase their talents and abilities in front of experts in mechanism
“Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Computer Assistance in the Future of Design
design from academia and industry. Submissions are judged on the basis
and Manufacturing Companies.”
of creativity, practicality, integrity of analysis and design methodology, and
quality of a fabricated prototype and a final report. More details available
Mohammad Fazelpour and Amanindar Singh Gill
at http://sites.google.com/site/asmesmrdc/
Clemson University
“Neuro Information Centric Intelligent Products of 2030: Concept, Design Sessions MR-12-1, 12-2
and Realization.”
Date: Monday, August 22
Elizabeth Kames and Nimish Deep Patel Time: 8:00am–11:40am
Florida Institute of Technology Location: 203A, Meeting Level
“Internet of Things in Manufacturing.”

Charlotte Lawrence
North Carolina State University MR STUDENT MECHANISM AND ROBOT
“Looking Toward 2030: Design and Manufacturing with Diminishing DESIGN COMPETITION POSTER SESSIONS
Resources and Rising Populations.” Teams of undergraduate and graduate students will be selected and
invited to the final competitions. The finalists will give an oral presentation
James Righter and Alexander Whitman which introduces and highlights key features of their mechanism or robot.
Clemson University The poster session will be approximately an hour long, and is open to the
“Distributed Design, Production and Inspection in the Commercial judges and general audience. The participants are encouraged to show
Unmanned Aircraft Industry.” videos and demonstrate their prototypes.

Xiwen Shang MR-6-2 Compliant Mechanisms Interactive I
Beijing Institute of Technology Date: Tuesday, August 23
“Keeping the Trend of Cloud Manufacturing: A Configuration Design Time: 9:00am–10:40am
Platform for Manufacturing Enterprise with Reconfigurable Manufacturing Location: Poster Pavillion
System.”
Following a five minute oral presentation for each technical paper,
presenters will give a poster presentation. Presenters are encouraged to
Chris Sharp
bring models and prototypes for demonstration. In this poster session,
Oregon State University
the audience including invited judges will have the chance to interact with
“The Future of Engineering Manufacturing: Social and Environmental
presenters and have more in depth discussion with the authors. Poster
Responsibilities.”
presenters are eligible for symposium “Interactive Poster Award” and
“Interactive Demo Award.”
Samantha White
North Carolina State University
“Creating a Global Technology Leader in Human Technology Integration.” MR-6-4 Compliant Mechanisms Interactive II and Award
Date: Wednesday, August 24
Time: 1:30pm–3:10pm
Location: Poster Pavillion
CIE GRADUATE POSTER SESSION Following a five minute oral presentation for each technical paper, presenters
Date: Tuesday, August 23 will give a poster presentation. Presenters are encouraged to bring models
Time: 5:30pm–6:15pm and prototypes for demonstration. In this poster session, the audience
Location: Poster Pavilion, Street Level including invited judges will have the chance to interact with presenters
and have more in depth discussion with the authors. Poster presenters are
eligible for symposium “Interactive Poster Award” and “Interactive Demo
Award.” At the end of the session, a brief award ceremony will be held.
Awards to be given include “Fast Forward Presentation Award,” “Interactive
Poster Award” and “Interactive Demo Award.”

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