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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AM organization Women in 3D Printing has done some seriously amazing work over the years: highlighting the accomplishments of women across AM and giving them a platform through which to connect, as well as providing insights into the industry’s diversity through its regular DfAM reports. Now, the group is preparing…
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Canadian bioprinter developer Aspect Biosystems has launched a new grant program aimed at promoting the use of bioprinting in research and making it more accessible. The program, which is now accepting applications, will provide an RX1 bioprinter to two research labs at no cost for a six-month period. The eligibility…
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Due to the recent rise of the Covid-19 infection figures worldwide, and the associated increase in travel restrictions, Mesago Messe Frankfurt GmbH has decided to hold Formnext 2020 purely virtually. The digital event will be named Formnext Connect. It, unfortunately, took a global pandemic to slow down Formnext’s rocketing growth…
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America Makes has launched a new challenge with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and GE Research. The Open Source-Additive Scanning Implementation Strategy (OASIS) Challenge seeks the submission of open-source computer codes and algorithms to help advance laser-based powder bed additive manufacturing (AM). “While tremendous progress has been made in…
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Wevolver, in partnership with advanced materials company, polySpectra, are excited to announce the launch of the Make it Real 3D Printing Challenge. The winner of the challenge will receive $25,000 worth of additive manufacturing services to realize their idea into a physical product. The challenge invites designers, engineers, and makers…
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Los Angeles additive manufacturing company 3DEO started out with a strong vision for the use of metal AM as a high-volume production process. As it has evolved in recent years this vision has started to materialize, with the company fulfilling large-batch orders for metal 3D printed components. This past June,…
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Global standards organization ASTM International has announced that its upcoming event focused on AM – the ASTM International Conference on Additive Manufacturing (ASTM ICAM 2020) – will no longer be held in person in Orlando, Florida and will be hosted virtually. The now online event is scheduled to take place…
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The Nanoscribe Microfabrication Experience Center at the company’s headquarters in Karlsruhe is opening its doors. Nanoscribe, a German high-tech company offering additive manufacturing systems for the nano, micro and mesoscale, welcomes its customers, partners, users, experts, and other stakeholders interested in 3D Microfabrication. The center bundles Nanoscribe’s offerings to provide…
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In a physical industry such as AM, physical shows have always had the utmost importance. As anyone who has ever visited one knows well, one thing is to see a 3D printer in a video and an entirely different thing is seeing produce live. And then there is the face…
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Three months after the launch of the CoVent-19 Challenge, a winner has been named: the SmithVent. The device, designed by an engineering team from Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, is a rapidly manufacturable pneumatic ventilator designed for COVID-19 patients and ease of use. The next step in the design challenge…
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