Diving Into the World of Additive Manufacturing: Events and Webinars You Don’t Want to Miss
This week may seem a little quieter in the additive manufacturing industry, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t exciting events and webinars to attend! Companies like Stratasys, 3D Systems, BigRep, Solid Print3D, ASTM International, Xometry, and HP are hosting various events that cover a wide range of topics in the field of additive manufacturing. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening this week:
Stratasys and 3D Systems are continuing their U.S. tours, providing users with the opportunity to see their latest materials, 3D printers, and solutions. Whether you’re an educator, designer, or manufacturer, these tours offer a convenient way to explore the world of 3D printing and discover how it can benefit your organization.
BigRep and Solid Print3D are hosting an automotive open house, while ASTM International is offering a specialty workshop. These events focus on specific industries and provide valuable insights into the applications and advancements of additive manufacturing within these sectors.
Xometry and HP are taking a deep dive into Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing. If you’re interested in learning more about this technology and how it can revolutionize manufacturing processes, these webinars are a must-attend.
Additionally, there are events covering medical devices, materials, silicone, and more. Materialise, a leading provider of 3D printing software and services, will be holding two separate webinars this week, further highlighting the versatility and potential of additive manufacturing.
If you’re interested in staying up-to-date with the latest news in the 3D printing industry, make sure to tune in to Joris Peels’ livestream, “3D Printing News Unpeeled.” In just 20 minutes or less, Joris summarizes the top news stories from the week and provides his expert insights on why they matter.
On October 1-4, the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) will be hosting its Annual Meeting in San Diego, California. This highly anticipated event will feature in-person and virtual attendance options, offering a platform for leading experts to present their research and engage in networking opportunities.
At the same time, the European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA) will be holding its annual EuroPM Congress & Exhibition in Lisbon. This event brings together professionals from the powder metallurgy community to explore the latest innovations in this field. With over 100 presentations about metal AM, this year’s congress promises to be record-breaking.
The Experience Stratasys Tour is also hitting the road, bringing a mobile showroom to various locations across the U.S. This gives educators, designers, and manufacturers the chance to see Stratasys’ latest 3D printers, materials, and solutions up close.
Meanwhile, Würth Additive Group is hosting the 3D Printers in the Wild events in Chicago and Boston. These exclusive events showcase the power of industrial 3D printing and cover a wide range of topics, including 3D scanning, digital models, reverse engineering, materials, digital inventory solutions, and automated post-processing equipment.
With so many exciting events and webinars happening this week, there’s no shortage of opportunities to dive into the world of additive manufacturing. Whether you’re looking to explore new applications, learn about the latest advancements, or network with industry professionals, be sure to mark your calendars and take advantage of these valuable resources.
3D-printed custom insole. SAM, or Scan Animate Modification, is a user-friendly application that allows the creation of customized insoles for comfortable footwear. By using a smartphone or tablet to scan the user’s feet, SAM generates a 3D model that can be modified to meet individual needs. Whether it’s extra arch support or cushioning in specific areas, this app provides a solution for those seeking personalized footwear.
During the webinar, Materialise experts will guide participants through the process of using SAM, from scanning to customization. Attendees will also learn about the different material options available for 3D printing the insoles. As well as being comfortable, these custom insoles can help alleviate foot pain and improve overall foot health.
The Materialise webinar is an excellent opportunity for those interested in exploring the possibilities of 3D technology in footwear and orthotics. By utilizing SAM, individuals can have access to tailored insoles without the need for expensive and time-consuming appointments with specialists. This technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we think about footwear and provide a more comfortable experience for everyone.
In addition to the webinar, there are several other exciting events happening in the world of 3D printing. From the Advanced Materials Show USA in Ohio to the BigRep Automotive Open House in Coventry, there are plenty of opportunities to learn about the latest developments in this field. These events bring together experts and enthusiasts to share knowledge, showcase cutting-edge technology, and discuss the future of 3D printing.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting to explore the world of additive manufacturing, these events offer a chance to network, gather insights, and stay up to date with the latest trends. The 3D printing industry is constantly evolving, and attending these events ensures that you’re at the forefront of innovation.
So, if you’re interested in experiencing the power of 3D printing firsthand, register for these events and be prepared to be amazed. From designing and printing physical parts to creating customized footwear, these events offer a glimpse into the future of manufacturing. The technology may not be easy, but with a comprehensive approach and events like these, 3D printing is becoming more accessible to everyone. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be part of this exciting revolution!
Don’t Miss These Upcoming Events: Webinar on 3D Foot Scanning Technology, Workshop on Robotics in Manufacturing, Silicone Expo USA, ADDITIV Polymers World, and Materialise’s Mimics Innovation Suite!
Are you interested in staying up to date with the latest advancements in technology and manufacturing? If so, then you won’t want to miss these upcoming events that are sure to provide valuable insights and opportunities for networking. From webinars to workshops to expos, there is something for everyone in the industry. Let’s dive in and explore what each event has to offer.
First up, we have a webinar on 3D Foot Scanning Technology. This powerful technology is revolutionizing the medical industry by allowing healthcare professionals to accurately scan patients’ feet and improve their practice and patient experience. In this webinar, you will have the opportunity to see a demo of the technology and learn how it can seamlessly fit into your digital workflow. Don’t miss the chance to register and discover the capabilities of this innovative technology.
Next, let’s talk about the workshop on Robotics in Manufacturing of Space and Hypersonic Components. This specialty workshop is organized by ASTM International and the ARM Institute. They have been awarded funding to develop a roadmap for the adoption of advanced robotics technologies. The workshop aims to gather input from stakeholders in the manufacturing industry to assess the current state of the industry, develop market intelligence, and lay the foundation for future technology roadmaps. Register your interest to join the active discussions and brainstorming sessions to shape the future of manufacturing.
If you’re interested in silicone and its wide range of applications, then Silicone Expo USA is the event for you. Co-located with the TFF Expo USA, this event will bring together attendees from various industries such as consumer goods, textiles, energy, aviation, oil & gas, agriculture, construction, and medical. The event will showcase leading companies in the additive manufacturing industry and will cover topics like sustainability, automation in AI labs, and silicone 3D printing. Attend this event to foster connections and innovation within the industry.
Moving on to the world of polymer additive manufacturing, the ADDITIV Polymers World virtual event is a must-attend. Hosted by 3Dnatives, this event will focus on the role and influence of polymer AM. Expert speakers and major players in polymer manufacturing will share their insights on material development, post-processing, and the use of polymer 3D printing in consumer goods. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the applications and certifications of polymer parts in additive manufacturing.
Materialise is hosting a webinar on the new features and enhancements in Mimics Innovation Suite 26. This suite offers powerful tools for image segmentation, allowing for more scalable and effective personalization. Join this webinar to learn about AI-enabled automatic segmentation for CMF applications and how to gain more workflow control through user interface updates. Attendees will also have the chance to ask questions and interact with Materialise experts.
Last but not least, HP Inc. is collaborating with Xometry to present a deep dive into HP’s MJF 3D printing technology. This webinar will cover various topics, including how MJF works and strategies for maximizing the potential of processable materials. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from industry experts and learn how to leverage HP’s cutting-edge technology in your manufacturing process.
These events offer a wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities, so make sure to mark your calendars and register for the ones that interest you the most. Stay ahead of the curve by staying informed about the latest advancements in technology and manufacturing. See you there!
Attention all technology enthusiasts! The world of 3D printing is advancing at an astonishing pace, and there are several exciting events coming up that you won’t want to miss.
First on the agenda is a webinar hosted by Stratasys, titled “Unlocking the Potential of 3D Printing”. This informative session will delve into the time and cost-saving benefits of 3D printing, as well as the remarkable ability to create intricate and complex designs. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about real-life examples of how 3D printing is revolutionizing various industries. Make sure to register for the webinar to secure your spot and take part in the live Q&A session.
Next, we have an intriguing collaboration between HP and A3D Manufacturing. They will be hosting a webinar on “Unlocking Medical Device Innovations with 3D Printing”. This event will explore the fascinating combination of medical devices and 3D printing, with experts sharing their knowledge and insights on how this technology is reshaping the landscape of healthcare. If you want to stay ahead of the curve in the medical device field, be sure to register for this event.
Last but not least, 3D Systems is embarking on their Additive Insights Roadshow, and you won’t want to miss their stop in Bethesda, Maryland. This exclusive event will provide attendees with the opportunity to meet 3D Systems’ experts, including product specialists and engineers. You’ll have the chance to witness demonstrations, ask questions, and gain invaluable insights into how their materials, printers, and software solutions can enhance your business operations. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for October 5th and head over to the Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery from 3-7 pm EST.
These events are not to be missed if you’re interested in the transformative power of 3D printing. Whether you’re involved in aerospace, prototyping, automotive, or any other industry, these events will showcase how additive manufacturing is revolutionizing businesses worldwide.
If you have any news about future webinars or events, please let us know so we can keep our readers updated. Stay informed about the latest developments in the 3D printing industry and receive exclusive information and offers from our partners. Don’t miss out on the incredible opportunities that await in the world of 3D printing!
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