Talks In 3D INDUSTRY

Digital transformation experts will show how to implement the latest production technology to optimise processes and ensure the best results. Automotive, aerospace, health, distribution and retail and consumer goods will all be discussed.

The 5 key topics of 3D industry to change machinery future
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• The automotive sector

Being early adopters of rapid prototyping Automotive & Aeronautics have more 3d printing application than most other sectors as it is an ideal tool to verify or communicate design iterations. Moreover in the next years the adoption of these technologies will range from printing production car parts and accessories to creating new concepts from scratch in a fast, flexible and cost-efficient manner.
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• Aeronautics

One of the areas where both metal and polymer 3D printing can offer some of the clearest benefits is in payload applications. These are the electronic and mechanical parts that actually make a satellite perform the function it was built for. The advantages of additive manufacturing for space applications are evident and the entire space industry is excited about the possibilities that 3D printing can offer.
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• Health

Requiring complete customization of geometries to meet the patient's needs and a careful choice of materials, Healthcare is one of the biggest and faster developing markets for additive manufactured final parts. Showcasing from dental applications to pre-operatory surgical models and prosthetics covering the entire spectre of medical application of additive and advanced technologies.
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• Retail and consumer goods

Production in stores, shortening creation cycles, new approaches to individualisation of products, Retail as many other sectors is and will be disrupted by the use of additive technologies. From shoes to everyday devices, further than in just the prototyping stage, digital manufacturing will increase the speed of retail expanding the interaction with costumers to new lengths.
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• Industrial AM

One of the fields in which the 3D printing of metal and polymers can offer some of the clearest benefits is in payload applications. These are the electronic and mechanical parts that ensure that a satellite performs the function for which it was built.

The advantages of additive manufacturing for space applications are obvious and the entire space industry is excited about the possibilities offered by 3D printing.
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