Looking forward to exploring the sphere of 3D Printing? We’re presenting a new series of Webinars and Events! From MILAM 2024 in Florida to virtual and in-person forums conducted by SprintRay and Stratasys, and an exciting open house at 3D Systems’ dental 3D printing unit in Colorado, we’ve got a vibrant lineup for you! Scroll down for additional details:
3D Printing – Unraveling Latest Updates
Regular news updates are delivered by Joris Peels, our dedicated Executive Editor and the AMR’s (Additive Manufacturing Research) Vice President of Consulting. His news segment, delivered via LinkedIn Live, is titled “3D Printing – Unraveling Latest Updates”. Tune in at 9:30 am EST, one or two times every week, to grasp the essence of each week’s top 3D printing industry news in less than 20 minutes! Discover the weightage of these highlighted stories from Peels’ perspective! He provides comprehensive coverage, integrating both Top stories from 3DPrint.com as well as external sources. All stories harness equal attention due to their relevance and impact on the industry!
January 16 – 17: Spotlight on MILAM 2024
The 8th annual Military Additive Manufacturing Summit & Technology Showcase, also known as MILAM, will be held in Tampa, Florida, from 16th to 17th January. This event is the biggest military, aerospace and defense additive manufacturing event in North America and will have over 1,000 3D printing leaders and innovators. They will discuss key issues and promising options from over 40 speakers. High-profile AM industry names such as Essentium, Velo3D, Nikon SLM Solutions, 6K Additive, AON3D, Formlabs, etc., sponsors and exhibitors, will share their knowledge on how they’re utilizing AM’s potential for creating more efficient, cost-cutting designs with low impact on the environment.
Every version of this premier event offers military, government, academic, and industrial professionals a platform to interact, partner, and devise a strategy to introduce additive technologies. These will revamp current capability and maintain competitiveness across all warfighting fields.
Increase your prospects and attend this premier networking opportunity, allowing you to witness a broad range of industry products and services shaping future global AM!
You can register for MILAM 2024 here.
January 16 – 18: Origin One & SAF Advanced Training
Stratasys is providing advanced training classes both in the U.S. and EMEA. This week, two of such offerings are available at its Eden Prairie, Minnesota unit. The first course titled “Origin One Advanced Operations” runs from January 16-18, and includes options for remote engagement upon request. This course, specifically intended for Origin One 3D printing system users, costs $3,090 and aims to arm customers with the skills necessary to get the most out of their printer. The $2,060 “SAF Advanced Operations” course, intended for Stratasys H350 customers takes place on January 17-18. No remote options are available for this course. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the ins-and-outs of the SAF printing workflow, covering topics such as build preparation, printer upkeep, post-processing, and more.
“Don’t miss the latest class schedule for all our 3D printing platforms!”
To sign up for any of these courses, send an email to training.us@stratasys.com. These courses will also be available for U.S. residents during February, March, April, May, and June of this year.
January 16: TriMech’s SOLIDWORKS 2024 Launch in Charlotte
From 8:30 am until noon on Tuesday, January 16th, TriMech will be hosting a SOLIDWORKS 2024 Launch Event in Charlotte, North Carolina. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the latest updates in SOLIDWORKS 2024, examine live demonstrations of its core features, get their inquiries solved, as well as tour TriMech’s nearby Advanced Manufacturing Center. The event will also include giveaways, lunch, and networking opportunities.
“SOLIDWORKS® has always aimed to make design accessible to every designer and engineer from its inception. Our duty is to empower you to create, collaborate and deliver innovative product experiences with robust, yet easy-to-use, product development solutions. SOLIDWORKS 2024 continues this tradition, while introducing new possibilities to enhance how you design, communicate, and manage your 3D designs with SOLIDWORKS.”
The complimentary SOLIDWORKS 2024 launch event in Charlotte is open for registration now.
January 16: Simplifying Origin One Workflow with GrabCAD
Also on the 16th, Stratasys is hosting a webinar about how to “Simplify Origin® One workflow with GrabCAD Print Support Generation” at 9 am CT (10 am EST).
“Is your print preparation workflow too complex? Struggling with all the software tools and the time it takes to master them?
“Simplify your workflow and reduce the number of software tools!”
You can register for the webinar here.
January 16: Introducing CAMWorks 2024
On the final day of January 16th, HCLSoftware is conducting a webinar titled “Introducing CAMWorks 2024.” To get an introduction to the latest version of HCL CAMWorks, join this webinar. This potent CAM software seamlessly integrates with SOLIDWORKS and Solid Edge. The newest release, CAMWorks 2024, introduces numerous new features and improvements to reduce machining cycle time, enhance quality, and decrease programming time. This webinar will take place for U.S. customers at 11 am EST, EMEA customers at 10 am CET, and APAC customers at 9 am IST.
The latest iteration of CAMWorks blends novel technology with a fully incorporated CAD/CAM, automatic feature recognition, and knowledge-based machining via the TechDB. With HCL CAMWorks, users gain the ability to program smarter and increase machine speed. Attend this webinar to discover NEW features and improvements in CAMWorks 2024!
Dental 3D Printing Open House: January 17 at 3D Systems
On January 17th, 3D Systems is hosting an exclusive Special Winter Event: Dental 3D Printing. To be held at their production facility in Littleton, Colorado, this free event will begin with coffee and pastries. It also includes a facility tour, time for lunch and networking, a cocktail reception, and presentations on the DMP Flex 200 metal printer, the NextDent 5100 printer, and the MJP 2500 Plus Jetting Printer, all intended for dental applications. Besides these, attendees will also get insights regarding the company’s dental additive manufacturing solutions as well as NextDent materials.
Please fill out the registration form completely. Our facility manufacturers medical, dental and aerospace parts and we must comply with global trade compliance procedures. We will pre-clear our visitors for entrance to help expedite registration when you arrive. A valid government ID will be required on-site.
You can register for the event here. Seats are limited, so don’t delay!
January 17: ImplementAM in Austin, Texas
Another event on Wednesday the 17th is the latest ImplementAM, Powered by SPE event in Austin, Texas, starting at 8:30 am CST at Pinthouse Brewing. Speakers from DyeMansion, HP, Additive Industries, and more will present during the day on topics from value drivers for AM and DfAM considerations for various technologies to developing and validating a product for additive manufacturing, and more. There will be a tour and workshop of DyeMansion, lunch and networking, and happy hour starting at 4:30 pm.
“Join us in Austin for a day of learning, collaboration, and networking. Expand your knowledge about the foundational 3D printing technologies and learn about the business cases behind additive manufacturing. We have expert speakers from major 3D printing machine OEMs, software providers, and service bureaus. It’ll be a dynamic day involving plenty of networking opportunities as well as group activities designed to get you away from PowerPoint and experience a more interactive learning experience.”
You can register for the event for $95 here.
January 18: FFF 3D Printing with Virtual Foundry’s Filamet
On Thursday, January 18th, the Virtual Foundry is holding a webinar on the “Basics of FFF 3D Metal with Filamet™” at 12 pm EST. Attendees will learn about the ideal applications for, and the basic overview of, Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), the supplies and equipment needed to print metal parts, debinding and sintering, troubleshooting tips, how FFF Metal and Filamet compare to other metal AM processes, and more. It’s basically FFF Metal 101.
“Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your journey into metal 3D printing, this webinar is designed to provide practical insights that you can apply to your projects immediately.”
You can register for the webinar here.
January 18: 3D Printing for Cosmetic Dentistry with SprintRay
Finally, at 7 pm EST on the 18th, SprintRay is holding a webinar on “3D Printing for Cosmetic Dentistry” at 7 pm EST. Attendees will explore best practices and essentials of in-office 3D printing for cosmetic dentistry, as well as in-house digital workflows, in this complimentary CE webinar. Course objectives include leveraging AI to design and print cases in-office, understand the benefits of 3D printing and digital dentistry to streamline multidisciplinary cases, and more.
“Experience the proven effectiveness of 3D printing for cosmetic dentistry and in-house digital workflows. In this webinar, join Dr. Bobbi Stanley in showcasing the benefits of in-house digital workflows, including digital wax-ups, design services, temporization, and 3D printing cosmetic applications. Discover how combining AI-enhanced digital design and 3D printing can improve case success, appliance aesthetics, and profitability.”
You can register for the event here.
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