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WORKSHOPS: Practical Lessons for Engineers Who Need Additive to Deliver
Are you an engineer or manufacturer looking to get more out of additive manufacturing (AM)? Whether you’re designing prototypes, optimizing tooling or scaling production, this workshop series is for you. From June 23rd to 27th, 3Dnatives and Stratasys hosted five…
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Are you an engineer or manufacturer looking to get more out of additive manufacturing (AM)? Whether you’re designing prototypes, optimizing tooling or scaling production, this workshop series is for you. From June 23rd to 27th, 3Dnatives and Stratasys hosted five expert-led online sessions focused on delivering real, practical value from 3D printing. Now, recordings of these workshops are available for your viewing. Watch the replays of the workshops HERE.
Titled “Practical Lessons for Engineers Who Need Additive to Deliver,” this five-part series featured short sessions that tackled the real-world challenges of working with AM—from prototyping and tooling to full-scale production.
Focused, Actionable Learning: Agenda and Speakers
Workshop 1 – Stop Compromising on Prototypes: 3D Print Across All Product Development Stages Why choose between function and appearance? In this session, Daniel Princ, Director of Global Sales Enablement, delves into how technologies like PolyJet, FDM and SLA enable engineers and designers to create prototypes that both perform and impress—accelerating iteration, validation and client approval.
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