Kevin Ninomiya

Graduate Student Researcher, LMAS

Current Research

Multi-Objective Optimization Techniques for Data-Driven Manufacturing Process Chains

Research Interests

Process Chain Optimization, Sustainable Manufacturing

Education

B.S. Mechanical Engineering, UC Berkeley, 2013

Contact

kevninomiya [at] berkeley [dot] edu

(510) 642-8657

1115 Etcheverry Hall

University of California

Berkeley, CA 94720

Publications

    [4] Diaz, N.; Ninomiya, K.; Noble, J. and Dornfeld, D. "Environmental Impact Characterization of Milling and Implications for Potential Energy Savings in Industry." Proceedings of 5th CIRP International Conference on High Performance Cutting. (HPC2012): Vol. 1, pgs. 518-523. Zurich, Switzerland.

    [3]Fuge, M.; McKinstry, K. and Ninomiya, K. "ImpactMap: Designing Sustainable Supply Chains by Incorporating Data Uncertainty." International Symposium of Sustainable Systems and Technology. (ISSST 2013). Cincinnati, OH, USA. Other Publications

    [2]N. Diaz, M. Helu, K. Ninomiya, D. Dornfeld. (2012) “Impact of the manufacturing phase on the life cycle of machined products,” Proceedings of the Machine Tool Technology Research Foundation Annual Meeting, Iga, Japan, pp. 97-102.

    [1] M. Helu, J. Noble, K. McKinstry, G. Hoople, D. Rolfe, D. Berthold, K. Ninomiya, D. Dornfeld. (2013) “Quantifying the improvements in rapid prototyping and product life cycle performance created by machining,” Proceedings of the Machine Tool Technology Research Foundation Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, pp. 161-166.