CDFAM Computational Design Symposium

Duann Scott
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CDFAM Computational Design Symposium Presentation Recordings www.designforam.com

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    Stress-Based Design Of Lightweight Horizontal Structures For Concrete 3D Printing - Luca Breseghello

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: DTU Presenter: Luca Breseghello Stress-Based Design Of Lightweight Horizontal Structures For 3D Concrete Printing Presentation Abstract Concrete is one of the most widely used materials in construction, but it’s also a major contributor to CO₂ emissions. In mid-rise buildings, slabs and beams alone account for over 40% of the concrete used. This raises an important question: how can we build these elements more efficiently while reducing their environmental impact? In this talk, I’ll share how robotic 3D Concrete Printing (3DCP) and structural optimisation can work together to create lighter, more material-efficient beams and slabs. By integrating computational design, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and stress-based material placement, we developed a workflow that reduces waste while maintaining strength. I’ll introduce 3DLightBeam and 3DLightBeam+, beams with double the strength-to-weight ratio of conventional 3DCP beams, and 3DLightSlab, a ribbed slab designed for efficiency. Structural testing and Life-Cycle Analysis (LCA) confirmed that this approach can lead to more sustainable concrete structures. This presentation will explore the practical potential of 3DCP in structural applications and what it means for the future of concrete construction. Interview: Stress-Based Design Of Lightweight Horizontal Structures For 3D Concrete Printing – Luca Breseghello – DTU Join us at CDFAM, October 29–30, to connect with the people defining the future of computational design. Not just the speakers on stage, but the researchers developing new algorithms, engineers scaling workflows into production, architects rethinking building systems, and designers pushing the boundaries of products and materials. CDFAM is where leaders and practitioners from across industries come together, sharing methods, exchanging ideas, and building collaborations that carry far beyond the event itself. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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    How Topology Optimization And AM Can Create A New Generation Of Green Steel Construction

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: University of Bologna Presenter: Vittoria Laghi How Topology Optimization And Additive Manufacturing Can Create A New Generation Of Green Steel Construction Presentation Abstract The digitalization of the construction sector could potentially produce more efficient structures, reduce material waste and increase work safety. Current strategies for the realization of automated steel constructions see the application of metal 3D printing processes as an opportunity to build a new generation of efficient steel structures with reduced material use. This, though, requires advanced multidisciplinary knowledge in manufacturing, metallurgy, structural engineering and computational design. Recent effort has been made in order to combine computational design with current digital fabrication procedures to realize efficient steel structures for the future. The present work aims at providing insights to current explorations on the combined application of computational design and metal 3D printing process in construction towards a new generation of optimized and resource-efficient structures Interview: How topology optimization and additive manufacturing can create a new generation of green steel construction This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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  3. ٢٥ سبتمبر

    Rhino, Grasshopper 2, and TRfem: Computing Heat Flow InsideSolids - Mathias Fuchs

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: McNeel & cydric.com Presenter: Mathias Fuchs Rhino, Grasshopper 2, and TRfem: Computing Heat Flow Inside Solids Presentation Abstract While environmental analysis tools in Rhino typically focus on surfaces and 2D domains, optimization workflows in design for additive manufacturing often require analyzing physical properties inside solids. In this talk, we introduce some of the key novelties of Grasshopper 2 for Rhino, we show why its concept of field manipulation is an ideal platform for such tasks, and present TRmesh and TRfem – a pair of finite element plugins for Grasshopper 1 and 2 that compute heat conduction within volumetric/tetrahedral domains, natively in Rhino. We focus on typical applications such as the design of heat exchangers or, conversely, insulation. Covering both geometric modeling and accurate simulation, GH2, TRmesh and TRfem together enable a slick physics-informed topology workflow. Interview: TRfem: Thermal Simulation in Grasshopper II with Mathias Fuchs This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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    Manufacturing Driven Design - Cognitive Design Systems - Rhushik MATROJA

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: Cognitive Design Systems Presenter: Rhushik MATROJA Manufacturing Driven Design Presentation Abstract Cognitive Design Systems integrates Manufacturing-Driven Design (MDD) and Simulation-Driven Design into its proprietary Cognitive Design software, transforming the way products are conceived. This innovative approach enables engineers to convert concepts into manufacturable, high-performance designs within seconds. With automated Design for Manufacturing (DfM) checks and real-time modifications, the software ensures compatibility with processes like Additive Manufacturing, Machining, Die Casting, Injection Molding, and Forging. Proven through collaborations with Safran, Thales, Valeo, and Mitsubishi Electric, the platform reduces design cycle times by up to 90%. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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    Physics-Driven Generative Design for Laser Powder Bed Fusion in Aerospace ToffeeX - Thomas Rees

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: ToffeeX Presenter: Thomas Rees Physics-Driven Generative Design for Laser Powder Bed Fusion in Aerospace Presentation Abstract Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) has shown transformative potential for the aerospace industry, with substantial investments being directed globally to leverage its benefits. However, broader industrial adoption of L-PBF faces barriers primarily due to limitations in the performance of components manufactured with the technique, productivity of the technique, and scalability of the technology. These limitations currently hinder L-PBF’s competitiveness with traditional manufacturing methods for aerospace, affecting both cost-efficiency and sustainability. In this talk we will present a physics-driven generative design framework tailored for L-PBF, leveraging advanced multi-physics simulations to tackle the complex thermo-fluid-structural design challenges that arise in aerospace applications. The framework integrates computational fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and structural mechanics simulations. By coupling these simulation-driven insights with generative design techniques, our approach offers a robust pathway to create high-performance aerospace components. Results from case studies demonstrate the ability of our framework to reduce costs and design times while achieving superior mechanical properties under aerospace-relevant loading conditions. Read the CDFAM Interview with ToffeeX This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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    Real-Time Computer-Aided Optimization: How GPU-Native Simulation Changes the Industry - FlexCompute

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: Flexcompute Presenter: Momchil Minkov + Qiqi Wang Real-Time Computer-Aided Optimization (CAO): How GPU-Native Simulation Changes the Industry Presentation Abstract Computer-aided engineering (CAE) has been a foundational tool in aerospace and photonics design, but slow workflows, high costs, and constrained design exploration limit its potential. Traditional methods rely heavily on intuition and a few simulations to validate designs, leaving vast opportunities untapped. However, a paradigm shift is underway: integrating mathematical optimization techniques like adjoint optimization and inverse design into CAE is redefining what’s possible in engineering. This modern approach – Computer-Aided Optimization (CAO) – directly leverages advanced mathematical optimization to automate and enhance the design process. CAO replaces intuition-driven, validation-focused methods with a data-driven, goal-oriented workflow by specifying design goals and using algorithms to refine configurations iteratively. Techniques like inverse design, which uses objective functions and gradient-based optimization, and adjoint methods, which enable efficient sensitivity analysis, are central to this transformation. GPU-native simulations amplify the impact of these methodologies, making it feasible to address industry-scale problems in a fraction of the time previously required. High-performance GPU computing accelerates the iterative optimization process, enabling rapid exploration of vast design spaces with unprecedented fidelity. Applications range from optimizing aerodynamic performance in aerospace to creating innovative photonic devices like metalenses and quantum computing components. This synergy of mathematical optimization and GPU acceleration positions CAO as the future of engineering design. By reducing costs, accelerating development cycles, and enabling robust design exploration, CAO allows engineers to confidently tackle complex challenges. Whether designing aircraft or photonic circuits, these advancements fundamentally reshape how industries approach innovation, driving breakthroughs across disciplines and unlocking new possibilities for high-performance, efficient design. Read the interview Real-Time Computer-Aided Optimization (CAO): How GPU-Native Simulation Changes the Industry This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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  7. ١١ سبتمبر

    From Days to Hours – Accelerating the RFQ process through scalable FEA automations - Synera - Andrew Sartorelli

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: Synera Presenter: Andrew Sartorelli From Days to Hours – Accelerating the RFQ process through scalable FEA automations Presentation Abstract Engineering organizations tackling process automation face a persistent challenge: how to effectively share and distribute automation solutions across teams. Critical knowledge often remains siloed, limiting its impact and accessibility, while non-automation experts struggle to utilize tools created by domain specialists. This slows processes and places additional strain on already overburdened expert departments. This presentation examines a real-life example where automating an FEA simulation enables CAD designers to independently evaluate their designs, receiving results within hours rather than waiting days for the FEA department. This shift allowed for more frequent evaluations, faster feedback, reduced dependencies, and, most importantly, a significantly faster RFQ process. We’ll explore practical approaches to implementing similar solutions, highlighting strategies for scaling expert knowledge and unlocking organizational potential. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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    Democratising Computational Design via Cloud Based Applications - Shapediver - Edwin Hernandez

    Recorded at CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, Amsterdam , 2025 https://cdfam.com/amsterdam-2025/ Organization: ShapeDiver + Orthosolid Presenter: Edwin Hernandez + Age Van Boxem Democratising Computational Design via Cloud Based Applications Presentation Abstract While computational designers have always created powerful and sophisticated software, the reach of their work often couldn’t exceed that of their modeling tool of choice. We’ll show a novel way to build and deploy web applications, including complex user interfaces and interactions with 3d geometry and data visualization with nothing but Grasshopper. As part of ShapeDiver’s presentation, Age Van Boxem will present Orthosolid, a platform powered by ShapeDiver that enables clinicians to design and order custom 3D-printed orthoses through an intuitive digital interface. He will explore how computational design and UX come together to simplify complex and outdated workflows, making advanced customization accessible within clinical practice and without engineering expertise. Read the CDFAM ShapeDiver interview This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com

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