AM Expo Adds Hands-On Learning Experience
The Additive Manufacturing Conference + Expo (AMC) announced two technical tours of major 3D-printing production facilities as part of the education program.
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The Additive Manufacturing Conference + Expo (AMC) announced two technical tours of major 3D-printing production facilities as part of the education program. The event, being held in Austin, Texas from August 27-29, will both open and close with tours of the headquarters for EOS and Essentium.
Essentium’s Learning Labs will provide unique access to live demonstrations on materials testing and actual additive production, as well as offer expertise and insights on how to bring additive manufacturing to the production floor. The tour includes dedicated sessions on materials testing, 3D printing for production and the business aspects of adopting additive manufacturing technology.
EOS North America is opening up its metal additive manufacturing lab and polymer additive manufacturing lab to AMC attendees. With a focus on additive manufacturing applications for series production, this immersive, in-person technical tour will also include targeted technical workshops. Attendees will see the cutting edge of additive technology and have the opportunity to explore the applications and processes in action.
Complete agenda and registration information is available at www.additiveconference.com.
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