ImplementAM Joins Forces with SPE and 3Dnatives to Elevate Additive Manufacturing Education

ImplementAM, a front-runner for educational one-day workshops on 3D printing and additive manufacturing, has officially been acquired by the Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE). This is SPE’s second acquisition in additive manufacturing, following its purchase of 3Dnatives earlier this year. Together, the shared goal of the three businesses is to bridge the gap between traditional manufacturing-based businesses and additive manufacturing and 3D printing. This is expected to be done by offering innovative ways to enhance manufacturing processes.

Empowering the Industry Through Education

As mentioned above, ImplementAM specializes in educating manufacturing professionals about the potential of 3D printing technologies. Thus helping them to revolutionize and expedite their processes using digital tools. Notably, ImplementAM’s approach revolves around a problem-solving methodology based on the adoption of cutting-edge technologies, while presenting a range of collaborative case studies and collaborative exercises.

ImplementAM organizes additive manufacturing training workshops (photo credits: ImplementAM)

Patrick Farrey, CEO of SPE, expanded, “ImplementAM, SPE, and 3Dnatives align seamlessly in their mission to inform, educate, and advance the additive manufacturing industry. Our stakeholders recognize the growth in additive manufacturing and 3D printing’s importance in processing and production operations. ImplementAM offers vital educational opportunities to explore this industry and its impact.”