Hybrid Autonomous Manufacturing, Moving from Evolution to Revolution (HAMMER)
NSF's HAMMER is developing a new approach to design and manufacturing, putting product needs first and then finding new manufacturing pathways based on the agility of artisans and reproducibility of machines. HAMMER is the hub for technical, commercial, educational and standard setting for Hybrid Autonomous Manufacturing knowledge creation, deployment and commercial development.
HAMMER is a partnership between the National Science Foundation and an alliance of academics, industry and technical societies, led by The Ohio State University. HAMMER will perform foundational research, educate a new and diverse workforce, and develop a new innovative industrial ecosystem. The outcomes of this program will be more robust local supply chains, lower-carbon production and economic opportunities.
Blending the agility of artisans and the reproducibility of machines, HAMMER, a brand new National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center, has the potential to create more...
Congratulations to Christopher Hale, Zhigang Xu, HongLin Zhang, Svitlana Fialkova, Sergey Yarmolenko, and Jagannathan Sankar of North Carolina A & T State University for their best...
Glenn Daehn, HAMMER ERC Principal Investigator (PI), recently appeared on The Peggy Smedley Show podcast to discuss HAMMER’s vision. On the episode, Daehn discusses how hybrid uses...
Hosted by OSU Agenda: Prof. David Hoelzle (OSU Mechanical Engineering Professor) - Challenges and successes in applying state estimation and control to powder bed fusion. This talk...
