Subject Matter Experts

Overview

Subject Matter Experts are a critical player in the rapid deployment of the GVCS.

If you are an expert in any of the following, please consider joining our Technical Review Panel.

Subject Matter Experts

Experts are needed primarily in mechanical engineering, power electronics, machine design, metallurgy, precision machining, and others:

1. Induction furnace circuitry
2. Polymer chemistry for bio-plastic production
3. Automotive engineers for open source car and truck design
4. Scalable, 3-6 axis, open source stepper motor controller (running open source code) for applications in all types of CNC machines
5. Flash steam generator design
6. Flash steam generator fabrication
7. CNC fabrication of hydraulic motors
8. Fabrication of hydraulic cylinders
9. Hot rolling of metal
10. Pelletizer fabrication
11. Agricultural combine design
12. Freeze-drying machine for fruit powders
13. Fabrication of steam engines
14. Solenoid valve design and fabrication
15. ST Electrical generator design and fabrication
16. Induction furnace chamber design
17. Electronic charge controller for batteries
18. Solid State inverter circuit design
19. Hardened metal steel blade fabrication (applications: metal shears, 150 tons for 1" metal shearing)
20. Deep drilling well design
21. DC electrical motor design
22. DC electrical generator design
23. 6 axis robotic arm design
24. Moldless casting process design
25. Continuous casting process design
26. Solar concentrator technology design for electrical generation
27. Pellet biomass burners and gasifiers design
28. Industrial laser design (of the laser itself)
29. Industrial CNC laser design (of the CNC device that operates with a laser)
30. Gear rack and gear fabrication process design
31. Ball screw fabrication
32. High torque CNC bed fabrication for millings/drilling/lathing
33. Stepper motor design and fabrication
34. CNC circuit mill design for milling of circuits from copper-clad board
35. Welder power supply design
36. Plasma cutter power supply design
37. Electric motor design and fabrication
38. Metal alloying, hardening, and hot-treatment

Technical Review

• (merge with above)

1. Professional mechanical engineers, especially in mechanical design
2. Precision machining professionals
3. Professional electrical engineers, especially in power electronics
4. Induction furnace circuitry -
5. Scalable, 3-6 axis, open source stepper motor controller (running open source code) for applications in all types of CNC machines
6. Flash steam generato
7. Hydraulic motor design and fabrication
8. Hot rolling of metal
9. Pelletizer design and fabrication
10. Agricultural combine design
11. Freeze-drying machine for fruit powders
12. Steam engine design and fabrication - Harry Schoell
13. Solenoid valve design and fabrication -
14. ST Electrical generator design and fabrication
15. Induction furnace chamber design
16. Electronic charge controller for batteries
17. Solid State inverter circuit design
18. Hardened metal steel blade fabrication (applications: metal shears, 150 tons for 1" metal shearing)
19. Deep drilling well design
20. DC electrical motor design
21. DC electrical generator design
22. 6 axis robotic arm design
23. Moldless casting process design
24. Continuous casting process design
25. Solar concentrator technology design for electrical generation
26. Pellet biomass burners and gasifiers design
27. Industrial laser design (of the laser itself)
28. Industrial CNC laser design (ofthe CNC device that operates with a laser)
29. Gear rack and gear fabrication process design
30. Ball screw fabrication
31. High torque CNC bed fabrication for millings/drilling/lathing
32. Stepper motor design and fabrication
33. CNC circuit mill design for milling of circuits from copper-clad board
34. Welder power supply design
35. Plasma cutter power supply design
36. Electric motor design and fabrication
37. Metal alloying, hardening, and hot-treatment

Potential People to Consider

• Judith Katz – Resource Development Consultant
• Carolyn Scott - Resource Development
• Masood Akhtar - former director of the Wisconsin Center for Technology Transfer
• Erik Hoffman - PR

See Also

• SMEs
• Development Blog Post
• Development
• GVCS
• GVCS Rollout