Additive manufacturing advancing towards the future in leaps and bounds
Second day of Rapid.Tech 3D focuses on progress with design and industrialisation
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Conference and trade show returns: major platform for additive manufacturing
read moreLive and in person once again – the hotly anticipated Rapid.Tech 3D
In addition to the specialist conference and the exhibition, innovative formats such as the workshop and consulting area also await
read moreThe stage is set for the first live AM event in 2022
Conference, trade fair, networking opportunity – not on your screen, but live and on the spot. Germany’s longest-standing conference and trade show, Rapid.Tech 3D, invites you to Erfurt for the 18th time from 17 to 19 May 2022. It will be the first in-person AM event this year. Once again, the highlight is a high-calibre specialist conference with over 80 speakers, offering plenty of space to share knowledge and experiences first-hand. Plus, around 100 exhibitors will showcase the latest AM applications. Together with the 3D Pioneers Challenge, the 3D Printing Conference and the workshop area, this will present another excellent opportunity for networking in the exhibition halls. Speakers and exhibitors will come from Germany, Austria, France, Poland, Sweden, Spain, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the USA.
read more“3D printing belongs in the classroom”
Additive manufacturing plays an existential role for a high-tech country like Germany. “In order for us to maintain our lead when it comes to working with this key technology and to make the best use of the opportunities it offers, more is needed than just the industry and its researchers. We need to start working with additive manufacturing much earlier and begin teaching students about it, as well as giving them hands-on experience in schools. 3D printing belongs in the classroom. We are using Rapid.Tech 3D as an opportunity to raise public awareness of AM in education in a dedicated forum at the specialist conference to demonstrate ways for it to be integrated into the curricula,” emphasises Michael Eichmann, chairman of the specialist advisory board.
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