Two Weeks Until ADDITIV’s New Virtual Event on AM in Aerospace

After the success of previous events, including ADDITIV medical France and ADDITIV digital World, ADDITIV is organizing a new 100% virtual event, this time dedicated to additive manufacturing in Aerospace. Over the course of one day, participants will be able to attend panel discussions, workshops and multiple networking sessions with inspiring professionals from both the AM and Aerospace communities. It will be an ideal opportunity to learn about how AM is used in different fields in Aerospace, such as aviation, space exploration and defense applications. You can register for free HERE.

Additive manufacturing has been used in the Aerospace sector for some time now. It has applications in everything from the creation of aircraft or helicopter parts, making lighter and more efficient engines, 3D printed turbines and more. The use of 3D technologies generally helps manufacturers to save on time and money while creating stronger, more efficient finished products. Furthermore, due to increasing advancements in areas like material research (such as Metal additive manufacturing, thermoplastics, ceramics and various composites) AM in Aerospace has greatly grown over the past few years. Additionally, AM is useful for Aerospace because it allows for geometries that are not possible in traditional manufacturing, for example in the case of microturbines, where cost restrictions have always prohibited manufacturing complex features that would improve performance, among other benefits.

Because of the importance of the increasing importance of AM in Aerospace, it seemed inevitable that the next ADDITIV event should cover this dynamic topic. Filippos Voulpiotis, the Chief Business Officer for 3Dnatives, talking about the event explained, “Additive Manufacturing is impacting some of the most influential industries in the world. In this next edition of our ADDITIV events, we decided to focus on the role AM plays in the Aerospace world. Aviation, Aeronautics, Space and Defence are known to be constantly innovating and re-shaping the products of tomorrow. With an expected CAGR of 26.8% for the 5 coming years, Aerospace was definitely an industry our audience (and ourselves to be honest) wanted to cover in-depth! We are very excited to welcome you all on March 18th to talk Aerospace and more!”