Harness the Potential and Capabilities of Additive Manu...

Harness the Potential and Capabilities of Additive Manufacturing

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Harness the Potential and Capabilities of Additive Manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing (AM) technology brings new possibilities to a diverse set of industries. The potential to print whole assembled parts directly without taking multiple steps required by conventional manufacturing is perceived by industries as a more cost-efficient approach to manufacturing. Like all emerging technologies, it is not without its limitations which need to be addressed before the industry can fully embrace this technology.

Join us at TechInnovation’s Additive Manufacturing track on 21 September. Our panel of industry experts will share how manufacturers can work with its constraints and how best to integrate AM with traditional manufacturing processes to extract maximum advantage of AM, create innovative solutions and gain productivity returns.

Hear from our Panel of Additive Manufacturing Experts

A Holistic Approach to Additive Manufacturing

Christian Lindemann
Research & Exploitation Manager
Direct Manufacturing Research Centre (DMRC)

Industry Transformation - Digital Manufacturing

Dr Ho Chaw Sing
Managing Director
National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC)

High Power Multi-Laser Selective Laser Melting

Dr Dieter Schwarze
Head Additive Process
SLM Solutions Group AG

Lithographic-based Additive Manufacturing for Dense and Precise High-Performance Ceramics

Michael Drost
Head of Sales
Lithoz GmbH

About Additive Manufacturing

Additive Manufacturing (AM) is viewed by many as an important area of development for the future of manufacturing. The technique of free-form fabrication using a variety of materials has garnered excitement on potential applications to achieve new levels of innovation and growth. Companies can take advantage of AM technologies to lower capital outlay required to set up production facilities in new locations. An AM production facility can also cater for high-mix/low-volume productions, resulting in customisable products. This, in turn, can reinvent existing supply chains for businesses.