Here you will regularly find a wide range of industry knowledge about additive manufacturing and 3D printing.
Latest developments in this area to be addressed at the Innovations in AM Forum on 15 May 2025 ‒ Expert Tables on 14 May offer small-group discussions on AM challenges in medicine
Martin Neff is head of global sales for ARBUGadditive and has been a member of the rapid.tech 3D advisory board for two years. This year, he is involved in four different roles: as co-organizer of the "Innovations in AM" forum and the "Expert Tables" format, as a speaker and as an exhibitor.
Hop aboard the rapid.tech 3D Mobility trade forum on 14 May 2025 to explore the latest AM developments and applications for clean road and rail transport.
Frank Cremer, Direct Sales Manager DACH 3D Printers at 3D Systems and member of the rapid.tech 3D advisory board, has been contributing AM developments and applications from the mobility sector to the event for many years.
Chemistry & Process Engineering Forum on 14 May 2025 in partnership with DECHEMA. In 2025, the topic will be on the agenda for the third time in a row.
Additive manufacturing in chemistry and process engineering is a relatively new topic at rapid.tech 3D. It was intoduced by Dr. Özlem Weiss, a chemist with a doctorate and managing director of Expertants GmbH. She is currently preparing the third edition of the expert forum for the event in Erfurt.
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3D-printed electronics has been a frequent topic at rapid.tech 3D. Now the technology is getting its own forum at the conference. Wolfgang Mildner, CEO of the consulting and technology company MSWtech and a member of the rapid.tech 3D Advisory Board, is leading the organization.
Electronics & Components Forum premieres on 14 May 2025 in partnership with 3D-MID e. V. - Additive manufacturing opens up a whole new world of product designs, functionalities and production possibilities for the electronics industry
rapid.tech 3D has been a fixture in the diary of Ulli Klenk, Lead Principal Additive Manufacturing at Siemens Energy, for many years. He first came to Erfurt as a visitor. He has been supporting the development of the event as a member of the advisory board for ten years.
The energy sector is powering the move towards a decarbonised world. What role additive manufacturing (AM) plays in this will be highlighted at the Energy Technology & Hydrogen trade forum on 15 May 2025. This is the first forum of its kind on the rapid.tech 3D programme.
3D printing in sports enables customized equipment, improves protection and performance, and brings innovative designs directly to the field. From custom shoe insoles to lightweight helmets, the technology opens up entirely new possibilities.
The VDMA Additive Manufacturing Working Group is continuing its partnership with rapid.tech 3D, which began last year. Rainer Gebhardt, the association's AM expert, explains the reasons behind the partnership and the plans for the 2025 event in Erfurt.
The VDMA Forum “AM4industry ‒ Using & Enabling Robotics” on 13 May 2025, at Messe Erfurt, examines the concept of robotics for AM and AM for robotics.
Innovative and profitable additive manufacturing (AM) applications are the focus of the Aerospace trade forum at the 21st edition of rapid.tech 3D on 13 May 2025
Stephan Eelman has more than 20 years of professional experience in the aerospace industry and around 15 years in additive manufacturing. The Head of Strategy for Europe at Boeing is more than familiar with rapid.tech 3D.
Exploring the cut and thrust of AM at the 21st edition of rapid.tech 3D: keynote speeches from MTU, BWT Alpine Formula One, Roland Berger and Turkish Aerospace to kick off each day
Stratasys manager Michael Eichmann has supported rapid.tech 3D from the very beginning and is involved as chairman of the advisory board for the 21st event.
The fashion industry is undergoing significant changes in design, manufacturing and distribution thanks to 3D printing. This technology enables customized, precise and sustainable production that reduces waste and increases efficiency.
3D printing is transforming the toy industry by enabling customized, detailed toys that are perfectly tailored to individual needs. This technology offers endless possibilities for creative toy creations.
The 3D Pioneers Challenge (3DPC) will celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2025. Since its inception, the competition has established itself as one of the world’s leading platforms for innovation in additive manufacturing.
3D printing opens up new possibilities in the furniture industry by simplifying the production of customized and functional furniture pieces. This technology enables precise designs and reduces material waste, which is both environmentally friendly and cost-saving.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Seidel from Munich University of Applied Sciences has headed the advisory board of rapid.tech 3D together with Stratasys manager Michael Eichmann since 2023. He has announced some improvements for the 2025 event.
3D printing in the home is changing the production of household items. 3D printers can be used to create customized objects such as spare parts, decorations or kitchen utensils right at home. The technology promotes creativity, sustainability and efficiency.
