Hamid Reza Vanaei
Hamid Reza Vanaei
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Associate Professor at De Vinci Higher Education - ESILV
Associate Professor at De Vinci Higher Education - ESILV
No. 12, Léonard de Vinci Ave, 92400 Courbevoie
hamidreza.vanaei@devinci.fr
Associate Researcher Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology - LIFSE
Associate Researcher Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology - LIFSE
No. 151, Hôpital Blvd, 75013 Paris
hamidreza.vanaei@ensam.eu
The main research work that I realize essentially consists a multi-disciplinary approach toward Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes, particularly Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). I carry out my research activities within ESILV (De Vinci Higher Education) and LIFSE laboratory (Ecole Nationale Supérieur d'Arts et Métiers).
The main research work that I realize essentially consists a multi-disciplinary approach toward Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes, particularly Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). I carry out my research activities within ESILV (De Vinci Higher Education) and LIFSE laboratory (Ecole Nationale Supérieur d'Arts et Métiers).
The existing challenges in construction of high-quality final parts make researchers to optimize these processes. Beside, the preferred scientific approach today is predominantly the theoretical and numerical manners, more specifically Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine Learning (ML). So, my main research topics include AM and AI and in parallel, their application to other related research categories and industrial projects. Alongside my role as an associate professor at ESILV, I also have collaboration with LIFSE as an associate researcher.
The existing challenges in construction of high-quality final parts make researchers to optimize these processes. Beside, the preferred scientific approach today is predominantly the theoretical and numerical manners, more specifically Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine Learning (ML). So, my main research topics include AM and AI and in parallel, their application to other related research categories and industrial projects. Alongside my role as an associate professor at ESILV, I also have collaboration with LIFSE as an associate researcher.
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