IPeG at ICED25 in Dallas

IPeG contributed eight presentations to the program. Three of these were additionally honored with the “Reviewers Choice Award.” The topics in detail are:

Reviewers Choice: Ina Meyer et al.: “Design of internal structures to enhance the thermal performance of additively manufactured heat exchangers” (DOI)

Reviewers Choice: Max Leo Wawer et al.: “A maturity based data management integration in engineering research projects” (DOI)

Reviewers Choice: Marcus Oel et al.: “Design tool for topology and particle damping optimization of additively manufactured parts” (DOI)

Timo Stauß et al.: “Enhancing product design with digital twins: framework and application in an industry case study” (DOI)

Dr.-Ing. Kevin Herrmann et al.: “Modeling constraint-based manufacturing networks: theory, application and best practices“ (DOI)

Sören Meyer zu Westerhausen et al.: “Design of a wireless sensor network for load and deformation reconstruction for technical inheritance of gentelligent structural components“ (DOI)

Alession Galfione et al.: “Methodology for consideration of different load cases in the design of a sensor-integrating, gentelligent antenna” (DOI)

Christian Becker et al.: “Development of an intelligent tutoring system for design education: personalised learning support in engineering” (DOI)

The conference offered an excellent opportunity to establish new contacts and maintain existing relationships, fostering collaborations for future research projects.

Following the conference, there was the opportunity to visit our industry partner Baker Hughes in Houston and tour the manufacturing facilities showcasing the latest technology.

We would like to thank Professor Joshua Summers, UT Dallas, and the Design Society for the successful organization and hosting of ICED25, as well as Christopher Gregg and Matthias Gatzen for their hospitality in Houston!