Graduated in Electronic Engineering - National University of La Plata (1985) and M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (1991). Jose has extensive experience in engenering areas applied to Laser manufacturing equipment and processes. Acting mainly in the following areas: Cut (2D), additive manufacture (3D), and Laser engraving. Areas of research: motion control, design and automation of machines, industrial systems of artificial vision, processes of manufacture with Laser. Jose was directly responsible for the development and marketing of the first laser engraving and cutting equipment manufactured in Brazil. Today he manages the development of the first industrial additive manufacturing equipment for polymers and metals in the Latin American market. He works intensely related to federal and state research institutions as well as agencies for the development of technology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The injection molding process used to manufacture metal and ceramic parts (MIM and CIM) has been developed and applied extensively in the last decades.There is an important growing market for parts manufactured by this process and a demand for multi-functional components composed of parts made from different materials such as a combination of magnetic and non-magnetic, conductive and insu…
Much has been published recently for 3D printing. For polymers, it is already a reality, considering various processes as rapid prototyping or even for mass production. For metals, however, there is still some uncertainty related to technical and economic issues. Equipment producers for additive manufacturing has presented solutions, and one of the most promising is called Selective Laser…
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