Project Description
Lamdamap 15th International Conference & Exhibition
March 2023, The University of Edinburgh, UK
March 2023 at The University of Edinburgh, UK
The 15th International Conference and Exhibition on Laser Metrology, Coordinate Measuring Machine and Machine Tool Performance, (LAMDAMAP 2023) will be organised by euspen drawing together many of the worlds distinguished scientists and engineers from all areas of science, engineering and medicine; representing both industry and academia.
Advanced machine tool metrology supports superior part production; enabling, understanding and tracking of baseline performance machines. Whilst the trend towards nanometre level surfaces finishes and features progresses, matching both form and finish coherently in complex parts remains a major challenge.
This conference will take place at The University of Edinburgh and will focus on Metrology in New Fabrication Techniques; New Developments in Measurement Techniques; Novel Manufacturing Technologies & Machine Tools; Performance Evaluation for Machine Tools & CMMs; Roughness & Machine Tool Standards; Accuracy and Performance Evaluation of Industrial Manipulators; Integrated Metrology in New Fabrication Techniques and Machine Learning for Metrology and Precision.
The organising committee and local hosts for euspen‘s 15th Lamdamap Conference and Exhibition are :- Prof. Andreas Archenti, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, SE; Prof. Rebecca Cheung, University of Edinburgh, UK; Prof. Andrew Longstaff, University of Huddersfield, UK; Dr Philip T Martin, AWE, UK and Dr Nan Yu, University of Edinburgh, UK.
The 15th Lamdamap Conference meeting chair is Prof. Andrew Longstaff from the University of Huddersfield, UK
This event is supported by our local host:
Networking is the key to the success of euspen’s events, and the LAMDAMAP event is designed to allow delegates, speakers, and exhibitors alike the ability to meet and discuss issues of immediate relevance to the area of machine tool metrology. To stimulate such cross fertilisation of ideas and experiences, in addition to the numerous on-site opportunities to have in-depth discussion with peers, delegates are able to attend a networking dinner.
Delegates will also be able to access the exhibition that runs alongside the conference, where they can come into contact with the cream of technology and service suppliers that represent the key strategic partners that manufacturing companies must access in order to reach their machine tool metrology goals.
The production of more and more accurate and smaller and smaller components relies and indeed is underpinned by advanced machine tool metrology, which facilitates the assessment of performance of machines. This requirement becomes more pressing as the drive in industry towards the greater use of nano-scale surface finishes and features gathers pace. It is vital that form and finish is produced consistently in small complex parts, and it is here that the key challenge for advanced metrology solutions exists today.
Therein the poster sessions, exhibition and time allocated for discussing presentations at the event, will allow the next generation of manufacturers to utilise all available advances in measurement techniques to meet tomorrow’s specifications.
Conference Themes
- Metrology in New Fabrication Techniques
- New Developments in Measurement Techniques
- Novel Manufacturing Technologies & Machine Tools
- Performance Evaluation for Machine Tools & CMMs
- Roughness & Machine Tool Standards
- Accuracy and Performance Evaluation of Industrial Manipulators
- Integrated Metrology in New Fabrication Techniques
- Machine learning for Metrology and Precision
Submission Guidance
When using the online paper submit abstract button (below) for submitting your full paper or abstract, you will be requested to create a profile which is separate to your euspen membership profile information. Once you have completed your profile you will be required to upload your file.
Short Abstract Submission
Abstracts are expected to describe original work, previously unpublished and should indicate new and significant advances and their importance. Initially short abstracts comprising of approx. 300 words in length should be submitted online using the template provided.
Following review of short abstracts, authors will be provided with instructions for submitting a full paper or extended abstract.
Full Paper Submission
Submitted papers should be a maximum of 10 pages of A5 (as per the above template). Papers are expected to describe original work, previously unpublished and should indicate new and significant advances and their importance. Papers must be submitted in WORD or PDF format using the template provided.
On acceptance of the paper, authors will be notified and provided with instructions for presentation (oral/poster).
Abstract Submission (Poster Presentation)
Abstracts should be a maximum of 4 pages of A5 (as per the above template). Abstracts are expected to describe original work, previously unpublished and should indicate new and significant advances and their importance. Abstracts must be submitted in WORD or PDF format using the template provided.
On acceptance of the abstract the authors will be notified with instructions for their poster presentation. Abstracts will only be considered for poster presentations.
Key Dates:
28th October 2022 : Short Abstract Submission Deadline
9th December 2022 : Paper Submission Deadline (Full & Abstract)
9th December 2022 : Scholarship Application Deadline
19th December 2022 : Delegate Registration Opens
20th January 2023 : Notification of Presentation Award (Oral/Poster)
Conference Fees
- £285 + VAT – euspen Student members*
£395 + VAT – euspen members
£495 + VAT – euspen Non-members
£595 + VAT – Supporter/Exhibitor
£45 + VAT – Student Networking Dinner
TBC – Conference Proceedings
*Student members fee is not inclusive of the networking dinner.