3D Printing Events
There are several important 3D printing events throughout the year where companies can show off and learn about the latest technologies. In this section you will find all 3D Printing Media Network coverage from past events, with the main announcements and exclusive photos from the show floor. In the calendar (at the top of this page’s sidebar) you will also find a list of the most important upcoming events for the global and local 3D printing market. If you have an event that you would like to see featured in this calendar, please send us an email with information and images at info[at]3dpmn.com.
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During the company’s annual meeting – AM2020 – which was held this week within a very large dedicated space inside Florence’s Leopolda Station, energy giant Baker Hughes extensively discussed and showed new technological solutions that will enable to company to meet its decarbonization goals by 2030. It may seem almost…
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On February 14th, models wearing all manner of avant-garde clothes will take to the runways in London to mark the beginning of London Fashion Week. Days before the week-long spectacle kicks off, a special fringe event will be held to highlight and honour work being done in the intersecting fields…
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Due to concerns relating to the Coronavirus outbreak in China and in other Asian nations, two leading Asian shows with a focus on additive manufacturing – TCT Asia and Asiamold – have been postponed to a later date. TCT Asia was originally scheduled to take place in Shanghai in February…
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In 2018, the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Singapore, 3D printing company HP Inc. and the National Research Foundation Singapore (NRF) joined forces to advance AM by announcing a new dedicated facility. Today, the partners are celebrating the official opening of the HP-NTU Digital Manufacturing Corporate Lab by showcasing digital manufacturing…
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A team of students from the Colorado School of Mines was awarded a $3,000 prize for coming up with a winning design for new lunar rover wheels. The winning project, called CLOVER, consists of a 3D printed collapsible wheel which is capable of collecting samples from the moon’s surface as…
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GoPrint3D, a UK-based supplier of 3D printing technologies, is launching a new additive manufacturing conference, Additive Live. The first edition of the event, which is supported by HP, will be held at the end of this month at PrintCity in Manchester Metropolitan University’s Additive Manufacturing lab. Today, a number of…
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With CES 2020 kicking off today, there is a ton of buzz around consumer electronics. As one might expect, 3D printing has figured in to the event in a significant way. Yesterday, for instance, we reported that Korean beauty giant Amorepacific was presenting its new 3D printed facial sheet masks at…
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Last November, the additive manufacturing industry came together for one of the—if not the—most significant global AM events of 2019, Formnext. As a whole, the event was formidable: showcasing state-of-the-art printing technologies, materials, software and more. The ability to see all these elements of the additive industry under one roof…
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Every year, a curated selection of young innovators from across research and industry are highlighted in the prestigious “Innovators Under 35 List” published by the MIT Technology Review. The list, which traditionally comprises the top 35 under 35 innovators, recognizes people who are conducting work that has the potential to…
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LHC, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva, is the largest and most complex machine ever built by humans. While CERN is known as a user of AM for prototyping, only recently did the center start to look at AM for the actual production of parts. One of these parts…
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