The TCT Conference @ Formnext returns in-person to its usual home of Frankfurt on 16-19th November, with over 35 industry experts scheduled to present on the latest additive manufacturing adoption trends and developments.
Across four days, the conference Main Stage will feature talks on aerospace, healthcare, business and more led by leading AM users and research institutes such as Boeing, Siemens Technology and Fraunhofer.
From insights on transport by Deutsche Bahn to construction and sustainability with Mighty Buildings and Aectual, the TCT Conference @ Formnext promises to be an inspiring and educational experience for delegates across all industries and will provide a welcome opportunity to hear from and meet with high-level industry peers away from your laptop screen.
Complementing TCT’s Main Stage content will be the TCT Introducing Stage sponsored by HP which will provide a one stop shop for visitors to see the most exciting new technologies from across the show floor. After almost two years of virtual events, for many visitors, the Introducing Stage will offer a first look at the many AM technologies launched over the last year and with a range of dynamic sessions and speakers, attendees can quickly get up to speed without the sales pitch.
Take a look at just a selection of TCT Conference @ Formnext highlights from TCT’s Sam Davies, Laura Griffiths and Lu Tikrity.
Sam's conference picks:
AM Ecosystem Strategy – A framework to evaluate and choose the right partners in your AM ecosystem
Ankush Venkatesh | Strategy Fellow, AM – Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
Tuesday 16th – 15:00-15:30
Disruption of supply chains through mobile additive manufacturing: use of containers as repair and spare parts printers
Markus Heilemann | Head of DED Systems – Fraunhofer IAPT
Wednesday 17th – 13:15-13:45
Building a Digital Warehouse: Impeller Part Family Example
Anna D’Alessio | Director of Engineering – Ivaldi Group
Friday 19th – 13:45-14:15
Lu's conference picks:
Additive manufacturing at Boeing: The opportunities and challenges on the path towards manufacturing disruption
Nicholas Mule | Director of the Boeing Additive Manufacturing Intelligence Center - The Boeing Company
Tuesday 16th – 10:30-11:00
Making the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic 3D printing podium - The process of 3D printing mass products from post-consumer recycled materials
Ryohei Yuasa | Project Research Associate - Keio University, Digital Manufacturing and Design Research Center for Emergent Circularity
Tuesday 16th – 14:30-15:00
Reinventing the wheel: New design concepts for additive manufacturing
Mark Burhop | Research Engineer - Siemens Technology
Friday 19th – 10:00-10:30
Laura's conference picks:
Rail and more: Little helpers and big spare parts
Stefanie Brickwede | Head of Additive Manufacturing – Deutsche Bahn
Tuesday 16th – 13:45-14:15
Mass customised 3D printed end-use products for healthcare
Kelsey Fafara | Director of Hardware Engineering – LightForce Orthodontics
Wednesday 17th – 11:15-11:45
Beyond the numbers: Detailed analytics for global 3D printer shipments
Chris Connery | VP Global Analysis – CONTEXT
Thursday 18th – 11:15-11:45
Highlights from the TCT Introducing Stage sponsored by HP
Sustainability and AM Panel hosted by AMGTA
Chaired by Rosa Coblens | Stratasys
Wednesday 17th – 11:40-12:20
Premium Print Quality: Homogeneity & Repeatability on the TruPrint 2000
Wilhelm Meiners | TRUMPF
Wednesday 17th – 14:40-15:00
Integration of solutions for the AM industry
Elad Schiller | CASTOR
Thursday 18th – 10:00-10:20
The TCT Conference @ Formnext is your best opportunity to find out how AM is impacting the world today, and how it will develop in future. Buy your tickets now!
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