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CDFAM Computational Design Symposium

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Recordings of presentations from the CDFAM Computational Design Symposium held worldwide. Leading experts in computational design, AI and machine learning for industrial design, engineering and architecture from industry, academia and software development.

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siden 29. juni 2023
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Form Follows Force: Data-Responsive Stochastic Algorithms For Additive Footwear

Form Follows Force: Data-Responsive Stochastic Algorithms For Additive Footwear

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — Tokyo 2026 David Burpee · MorphXgen Many Additive footwear platforms promise a level of customization beyond traditional footwear manufacturing processes, but how custom is it really? This presentation will explore a variety of strategies for the integration o…
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Sub-Optimal: Designer-Built Tools for Additive Manufacturing

Sub-Optimal: Designer-Built Tools for Additive Manufacturing

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — Tokyo 2026 Sarat Babu · SARAT Computational design approaches to optimization are often constrained by the tools available and the established methods for generating optimal forms. With AI coding tools, the barrier for designers to develop their own software a…
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Introducing AURA, A Reasoning Engine for Design Exploration and Synthesis by Braid

Introducing AURA, A Reasoning Engine for Design Exploration and Synthesis by Braid

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — Tokyo 2026 This episode is the opening keynote from CDFAM Tokyo 2026, presented by Guido Cossu and Ivo Timóteo of Braid. Braid was founded in Tokyo in 2020 by a team drawn from physics, applied mathematics, computational geometry, large-scale simulation and m…
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The Era of Living Machines: How Biology Will Build the Next Generation of Building Materials

The Era of Living Machines: How Biology Will Build the Next Generation of Building Materials

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026 Giorgia Cannici · Virginia Tech What if material fabrication could shift from assembly to growth—and be directed with precision through external fields? This work introduces magnetotropic plants: genetically engineered organisms in which gravity-sensin…
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From Horns to Armor: Biomimicry, Computational Design, and the Future of Impact Protection

From Horns to Armor: Biomimicry, Computational Design, and the Future of Impact Protection

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026 Matthew Shomper · Not a Robot Engineering Nature has been solving the problem of impact protection for millennia, in order to arrive at solutions far more elegant than anything on the market today. The microstructure of a bighorn sheep’s horn is one of…
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Before the Model: Aurora as AI-Grounded Climate Intelligence for Early-Stage Design

Before the Model: Aurora as AI-Grounded Climate Intelligence for Early-Stage Design

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026 Damola Michael; Elliot Glassman · CannonDesign The environmental design conversation typically begins too late, after massing is committed and geometry is locked. Aurora repositions that conversation to day one, giving architects and engineers an immed…
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Bridging the CAD-to-Simulation Gap: Integrating Meshing-free Isogeometric Analysis into Industrial Workflows

Bridging the CAD-to-Simulation Gap: Integrating Meshing-free Isogeometric Analysis into Industrial Workflows

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026 Matthew Sederberg · Coreform The traditional “design-to-analysis” loop is often bottlenecked by the laborious process of mesh generation, which can consume up to 80% of total simulation time. This presentation introduces Coreform IGA for Abaqus, a solu…
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AI-Native, Simulation-Driven Insight with End-to-End Traceability

AI-Native, Simulation-Driven Insight with End-to-End Traceability

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026 Mike Park · Flexcompute Computational design enables wider configuration exploration and reduces time to market, but turning innovation into validated, manufacturable designs is hampered by human-in-the-loop simulation. Manual geometry cleanup, meshing…
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Optimal Lattice Selection for PCM Thermal Management

Optimal Lattice Selection for PCM Thermal Management

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026 Andreas Vlahinos · Advanced Engineering Solutions PCMs provide cooling without requiring an extra power source, unlike fans or active liquid cooling systems. They absorb peak energy loads during operation and release that heat when the ambient temperat…
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Git for Hardware: Version Control as the Foundation for Agile Systems Engineering

Git for Hardware: Version Control as the Foundation for Agile Systems Engineering

CDFAM Computational Design Symposium — DC 2026 Steve Massey · SysGit Software development was transformed when version control became infrastructure rather than afterthought. Hardware engineering has not had an equivalent transition. Requirements live in documents. System models are stored in vendo…
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