Agile has been very successful in the software industry, where the cost of change is relatively low; creating an environment for adaptable teams, projects and products. Meanwhile, in other industries, engineering in particular, traditional development approaches hold sway due to the significantly higher cost involved in product change. For an Agile engineering approach to be successful, the cost of change – both in people and fabrication – needs to be reduced. This is where 3D printing technologies come in. This interactive session will examine many of the issues faced when applying Agile to physical-engineering product development. It will show how 3D printing technologies can decrease the iterative design cycle time, reduce the barrier to entry, and support the creation of highly complex products or prototypes through modular development. Participate in the real-time development and printing of a product using agile approaches and get a basic understanding of how to use 3D modelling and printing tools. Discover how 3D printing can, and is, being used to develop engineering products.

1. ADAPTABLE ENGINEERING:
3D PRINTING & AGILE
EVAN LEYBOURN MATTHEW CROUCHER

2. Evan Leybourn
Author & Agile Business Leader
Melbourne,Australia
@eleybourn
http://theagiledirector.com
Matthew Croucher
Founder, Innovation Systems
Adelaide,Australia
@mjcroucher
http://innovationsystems.com.au
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3. ALWAYS START WITH A STORY

4. ENGINEERING
FOR
DUMMIES
AKA ENGINEERING FOR
DEVELOPERS

5. Cross Functional Teams

6. Waterfall–Engineering
Agile-Software

7. Customer Engagement
Defining and Meeting expectations

8. Developers /
Engineers
Clients
Project Manager
Bad Customer Engagement

9. IEC 60601-1
Medical electrical equipment –
Part 1: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance

10. Cost of Change

11. Iterative Engineering
Not the same as prototyping

12. Feedback Loops

13. Incremental quality control
The Agile holy grail

14. Deployment and Production

15. Waterfall–Engineering
Agile-Engineering

16. Getting started with 3D PRINTING

17. Where do I get the models from?
3D Scanning
3D Model Repository
• Company Library
• Online Library, eg.
• Thingiverse
• Turbosquid
• Grabcad
• Sketchup
Warehouse
3D Modelling Package
• 3D CAD Package
• 3D Graphics Packages
From small objects
to street scapes

18. Great, let me print it!
Online Printing Services
• Shapeways, Ponoko, etc
• 3D Hubs
Inhouse Printing

19. Low cost, Desktop 3D Printers
PP3DP Up! Plus and Up! Mini Replicator Gen 5 Family Printrbot Family
Ultimaker 2 Kit type “Prusa” “Delta” Style Kit Cube3D Solidoodle

20. Evan Leybourn
Author & Agile Business Leader
Melbourne,Australia
@eleybourn
http://theagiledirector.com
Matthew Croucher
Founder, Innovation Systems
Adelaide,Australia
@mjcroucher
http://innovationsystems.com.au
QUESTIONS
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