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Pat was one of the early adopters of additive manufacturing (AM) within Formula 1 when the team acquired its first Stereolithography machine in 1998. Since then the department and the applications have expanded rapidly from function fit prototypes to include on vehicle applications, production tooling, casting patterns and windtunnel models. In this talk, Pat will walk you through the industry adoption of AM over this period and discuss how he sees this trend furthering into the future.This event is virtual and will be held over Workcast through the follwoing link:https://www.workcast.com/register?cpak=9695406897683575&fbclid=IwAR1qfT1O-jD2ALGpRtO3W0ibb3BJIjdIHmnvUUO68N3uPXiss6Xe32IvZa0
After a start in Cryogenics, Pat Warner moved to a career in Formula One and is currently employed by the Renault Sport Formula One Team. Having started with the team (then Benetton Formula) in 1988,
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