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Enabling Functional Surfaces by Laser Texturing BERLIN 17th & 18th of June 2014

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After completing the initial year, I4MS has hosted its first public international event on 18th June in Berlin, in cooperation with the launch of the German manufacturing programme, “Autonomik für Industrie 4.0". I4MS has brought together more than 150 professionals from industry and innovation, who have attended to several presentations about what has been achieved by I4MS and further funding opportunities for SMEs and middle size corporates (mid-caps) under the Initiative. The event signified the importance of SMEs in Europe’s manufacturing industry and their role in the reindustrialisation process for Europe. At a glance: SMEs are providers of around 45% of manufacturing added value and roughly 59% of employment in the manufacturing sector.

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Page 1: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

Enabling Functional Surfaces by Laser Texturing

BERLIN

17th & 18th of June 2014

Page 2: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

Company Introduction

• Spin-off company from University of Twente and

M2i Institute, founded in 2008, active in

• Ultrashort Pulse Laser Materials Processing

• Offering:

– Machines for Production and R&D

– Process and Application Development – Process and Application Development

• Specialist in Surface Texturing on 3D curved

Surfaces

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Page 3: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

Functional Surface Textures

From engine parts

to skin comfort

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Manipulation of

light

to skin comfort

Manipulation of

cell adhesion

Page 4: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

Optimizing Wetting

• Collaborative FP7 project:

Development towards industrial useFP7 project Nanoclean

Injection

molding

University of Twente research result

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Development towards industrial use

• Goal: fabrication of super-

hydrophobic automotive parts

• Demonstrator: Car mirror cap

• Challenge: Micro-nano texturing on

3D curved surfaces

FP7 project Nanoclean

www.nanoclean-project.eu/

Page 5: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

3D Texturing Technology

Precise 5 axis machine Sensor and camera systems

for alignment and calibrations

Y -

stageZ -

stage

B – stage

rotation

Scanner x,y

Laser Processes

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Kinematic robot

model

X -

stage

C – stage

rotation

Scanner x,y

+ rotation

rotation

Control Software

Page 6: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

3D Mold Texturing

Surface Mesh Generation

• 25.000 single tiles

• > 32 million single elements

• Step-and-Scan Machining

• 50 hours machining time (fully automated)

6www.nanoclean-project.eu/

Page 7: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

APPOLO: Soft-touch surfaces

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• Our pillar textured surfaces exhibit a ‘silky smooth touch’

• Reduced friction due to largely skin reduced contact area

• APPOLO: Optimization of technology for soft-touch surfaces in car interiors

• Optimization and validation of machine and further development towards industrial use of technology

www.appolo-fp7.eu

Page 8: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

Reducing Friction

• Reducing friction in lubricated

contact

• Application e.g. in automotive

• Potential energy savings of tens

of billions kWh / year

• Technological challenge:

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Three functions of dimples:

1. Pressure build up

2. Oil reservoir

3. Wear Particle Trap

Three functions of dimples:

1. Pressure build up

2. Oil reservoir

3. Wear Particle Trap

• Technological challenge:

texturing of complex surfaces

Page 9: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

Summary

• Lightmotif develops new production technology for

innovative applications, e.g. for enabling functional

surfaces

• Important part of developments have been

performed in FP7 projects – this enabled us to

keep a strong focus on development, and it kept us

independent

• Results already used for various commercial

applications and products. Now presenting:

– Highly integrated and automated machines for 2.5D

and 3D applications

• Future:

– Increased accuracy by making the machines

smarter – adaptive micromachining

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Page 10: Max Groenendijk | Laser and Sensors- Experience from industry: APPOLO

THANK YOU

Max Groenendijk

Lightmotif B.V.

Pantheon 12

7521 PR Enschede

Tel: +31 (0)53 4500840

[email protected]

www.lightmotif.nl

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THANK YOUFOR YOUR ATTENTION