Additive Manufacturing Workshop Program at NAIAS
The NAIAS event is drawing major OEM presenters.
The Additive Manufacturing Conference has announced the program for the Additive Manufacturing Workshop at NAIAS. Taking place January 16th from 8-11:30 a.m. at the Cobo Center in Detroit, Michigan, the workshop will discuss how 3D printing is shaking up automotive manufacturing.
Presenters include Ford, Hackrod, Sodick, Siemens, Carbon, Desktop Metal and Renishaw. Topics will focus on end use part manufacturing, production at scale, additive manufacturing integration and more. Each session will feature case studies that demonstrate the successes and obstacles of 3D printing for production.
Registration includes access to the NAIAS Industry Preview. This networking and development opportunity includes nearly 40,000 automotive professionals and analysts representing over 2,200 companies from around the world. They represent the individuals responsible for the products, technologies and services on display at the show.
For more information contact Justin Combs at jcombs@gardnerweb.com or call 800-950-8020.
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