Simulation and Optimization for FFF/FDM Printed Parts - Dr. Ali Tamijani - Novineer

Organization:NovineerPresenter:Dr. Ali TamijaniSimulation and Optimization for FFF/FDM Printed PartsPresentation AbstractAdditive manufacturing with FFF/FDM 3D printing has long struggled to optimize toolpaths for better structural performance. Traditional slicing software failed to fully take advantage of material anisotropy, missing opportunities to boost strength and stiffness. Novineer’s toolpath optimization software changes this by maximizing material properties through tailored print paths based on load paths, resulting in a 60% increase in structural stiffness without changing the geometry.Speaker BioDr. Ali Tamijani, the co-founder/CEO of Novineer, is a professor of Aerospace Engineering at ERAU. He has spent three summers at Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) as a Faculty Fellow to explore the structural load paths and load flow. This was followed by investigating a Load Path-based Topology Optimization funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR)-Young Investigator Program (YIP). Ali is also working on Multiscale Optimization of Additively Manufacturable Cellular Microstructures that received the National Science Foundation (NSF) -CAREER.RECENT INTERVIEWS & ARTICLES* Call for Speakers: CDFAM Barcelona – April 8–9, 2026Flexcompute: Real-Time Computer-Aided OptimizationAcoustic-Driven Computational Design: Premium Branded Audio In The Automotive Industry – Austin Mitchell – Harman InternationalSimulation and Optimization for FFF/FDM Printed Parts – NovineerEngineering Intelligence- Sergey Pigach – CORE studio | Thornton TomasettiAutomating Design Workflows for 3D Concrete Printed Freeform Staircases – Philip Schneider + Timo Zollner This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.designforam.com