The AMA Software programme continues to grow, with new speakers from Euler, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, CoreTechnologie and Kubuz joining us online on 22 October. We are also pleased to welcome Euler as an event sponsor, supporting the discussion of how software is changing additive manufacturing.
The latest additions bring expertise spanning AI-driven process monitoring, topology optimisation for airframe structures, CAD-based build preparation and procedural design. Joining the programme are Eythor Eiriksson, CEO of Euler; Brandon DeMille, Sr. Staff Engineer at General Atomics Aeronautical Systems; Rémi Goupil, Product Manager for 4D_Additive at CoreTechnologie; and Dennis Vercauteren, creator of 3dSynth.
Read on to meet the new speakers and learn more about the experience they will bring to AMA Software.
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Eythor Eirikson, CEO, Euler
Eythor Eiriksson is the founder and CEO of Euler, a company developing AI-driven software for monitoring additive manufacturing processes.
For more than a decade, his work has focused on applying computer vision to industrial systems, particularly quality control and process monitoring in additive manufacturing. He earned a Ph.D. in Computer Vision from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in 2017 and has conducted research at both DTU and MIT.
Earlier in his career, Eythor worked as a specialist at DTU Space, Denmark’s national space institute, where he contributed to Denmark’s most ambitious space instrumentation effort to date, the ASIM observatory currently operating on the International Space Station.
Eythor is also a co-founder of Calib.io, a global leader in camera calibration software and services used by leading companies in computer vision, robotics, and industrial automation.
Brandon DeMille, Sr. Staff Engineer, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.
Brandon DeMille joined GA-ASI in 2023 and works as a Sr. Staff Engineer in the Advanced Manufacturing Technology group within the Advanced Airframe Engineering department. In his role, Brandon helps evaluate new manufacturing methods and associated software tools for applicability to airframe structures. He is also an expert in the topology optimization methods that help teams explore new concepts for aerostructures while maintaining manufacturability.
Before joining GA-ASI in 2023, Brandon led an R&D team at Callaway Golf, where his work in high-rate composite manufacturing processes and topology-optimized structures earned multiple industry awards and a wide range of patents. Brandon holds degrees in Physics, Economics, and Mechanical Engineering from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Remi Goupil, Product Manager for 4D_Additive, CoreTechnologie
Rémi Goupil is a Product Manager at CoreTechnologie, specializing in additive manufacturing and CAD-based build preparation. For the past six years, he has focused on 4D_Additive, working closely with customers and development teams to translate industrial requirements into practical software capabilities and efficient workflows.
His work covers key aspects of additive manufacturing preparation, including CAD model repair, 3D nesting, support generation, lattice structures, and surface texturing. He helps manufacturers prepare and optimize parts for polymer and metal additive manufacturing, while guiding the evolution of 4D Additive to address production challenges, improve usability, and support industrial adoption.
Dennis Vercauteren, Creator, Kubuz.net – 3dSynth.app
Dennis Vercauteren is a designer and developer working at the intersection of engineering, software, and digital manufacturing. Through Kubuz, he builds tools for product configuration, CAD automation, and computational design. He is also the creator of 3dSynth, a procedural 3D printing platform that explores new ways of designing directly for the manufacturing process, from parametric geometry to generated toolpaths and G-code. His work focuses on making complex design and manufacturing logic more accessible, programmable, and automated.
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