Stuart joined Renishaw AM in 2016 and hold the position of Business Development Manager – Key Accounts.  

After completing a 5-year engineering apprenticeship Stuart’s first industrial role was to introduce CNC Machines into the company’s Aerospace division producing critical parts for the Westland and SeaKing helicopters. In 1986 Stuart moved into the CNC Machine tool industry supplying production machinery to the likes of Triumph Motorcycles. 

In 1994 Stuart was introduced a LOM RP Machine into the UK developed by KIRA, Japan. Between 2002 & 2016 Stuart went on to run the UK subsidiary of EOS GmbH, Germany.   

Since joining Renishaw, he has focused on developing AM for manufacturing with global Key Accounts in the areas of Aerospace, consumer electronics and specialist industrial tooling. 

Cameron gained his degree in engineering in 2015 from Fontys University of Applied Science in the Netherlands. From there he gained a position at TMC as a manufacturing engineer and in 2016 was invited to join the team at Philips healthcare where he became a manufacturing engineer.

“As a manufacturing engineer, I am responsible for the production and ramp-up of the DMLS production floor at Factory Best”.

In 2016 Cameron moved within the company to R&D.

“In the R&D team, I am a process engineer where the work involves process optimization and as a project leader, I am working on projects where the focus is on new product development for manufacturing, manufacturing data automation and supporting business growth by implementing new technology and equipment in various teams of motivated engineers. In the R&D team”.

Still within Philips, Cameron is now a leading part of Dunlee, participating in ground-breaking, full production manufacturing of medical imaging components through additive manufacturing which have advanced both the additive manufacturing and medical industries.

Santiago actively participates as a speaker in different activities related to Additive Manufacturing.

Speaker at Conferences on Additive Manufacturing of IDONIAL, Analysis and Simulation, EDDM, Carlos III University, Rey Juan Carlos University, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Menéndez Pelayo University, ALTAIR, ANSYS, Ministry of Defense..

Actively trying to extend the knowledge and implementation of additive technology in the aerospace sector by launching projects for the design, manufacture and testing of elements manufactured using additive techniques.

Professor Bernard, graduated in 1982, and gained his PhD in 1989. Alan was associate-Professor, from 1990 to 1996 in Central Paris, and from Sept. 1996 to Oct. 2001, was Professor in CRAN, Nancy I, and lead the “Integrated Design and Manufacturing” team. Since 0ct. 2001,

Alan has been Professor at Centrale Nantes and Dean for Research from 2007 to 2012. He is researcher in LS2N laboratory (UMR CNRS 6004), former head of the “Systems Engineering –Products-Processes-Performances” team.

Alans research topics are KM, PLM, information system modeling, enterprise modeling, systems performance assessment, virtual engineering, and additive manufacturing.  He supervised more than 40 PhD students and has published more than 150 papers in refereed international journals and books.

Alan is vice-President of France Additive (French Association on Additive Manufacturing) since 1993, vice-chairman of WG5.1 of IFIP (Global Product Development for the whole product lifecycle) and fellow member of CIRP.

In 2018, he was elected Fellow member of the French National Academy of Technologies.

Roblek is the CEO & Founder of DEPROMA d.o.o. founded in May 2014 and was previously, Manager of Plant Engineering from Sep 2009 - Apr 2016 · Technical manager Mar 2009 - Sep 2009, Head of design office and maintenance department 2004 - Mar 2009, Head of design office 2002 - 2004 and began his career as a Designer engineer between Jun 1994 - 2002