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What Can You Expect at 3D Print Paris 2022?
Trade shows are still an excellent for additive manufacturing users to meet and learn about personalized solutions. 3D Print Paris, a key event for the 3D printing industry, is now back for its second edition, taking place on October 19th…
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Trade shows are still an excellent for additive manufacturing users to meet and learn about personalized solutions. 3D Print Paris, a key event for the 3D printing industry, is now back for its second edition, taking place on October 19th and 20th, and many companies have already reserved their booths. If you specialize in additive manufacturing solutions, then you won’t want to miss out on this opportunity. Industry players such as HP, Raise3D, Xerox, Massivit 3D, and Xact Metal will be in Paris to present their equipment and solutions.
3D Print Paris is also an opportunity to exchange with industry players and to understand market developments through dedicated conferences. This year, 10 conferences have been announced in addition to a Startup Contest to reward the most innovative startup in the sector. Among the topics covered: data protection in additive manufacturing, sustainable development, freedom of design, funding available to invest in the technology or materials from the circular economy. A rich program where many experts will come to testify. Find the whole program HERE.

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3D Print Paris, the Meeting Place for Leading Actors in 3D Printing
The entire additive manufacturing value chain will be on hand, from software publishers to 3D printing service providers, distributors, and manufacturers of 3D scanners and printers. For Grégoire Routin, Director of EM3D, “3D Print Paris is the perfect opportunity for EM3D to showcase its know-how in large-scale 3D printing to the many decision-makers from industry who attend the show. In particular, we hope to promote EM3D as an integrator of large-scale 3D solutions. Our goal is to demonstrate the incredible evolution of additive technology, which both facilitates large formats and allows for the quick, automated, and reliable creation of premium, high-volume prototypes for the automobile, railway, aeronautics, design, and communication industries.”





