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8 Top Industrial Manufacturing Conferences You Should Attend in 2023

Plataine

Attending prominent ones should be on your resolutions list if you want to bring your manufacturing business to the next level. Let’s have a look at some top industrial and aerospace, composites manufacturing conferences of the year 2023 that you must attend to stay on top of your digital manufacturing game.

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8 Top Industrial Manufacturing Conferences You Should Attend in 2023

Plataine

Attending prominent ones should be on your resolutions list if you want to bring your manufacturing business to the next level. Let’s have a look at some top industrial and aerospace, composites manufacturing conferences of the year 2023 that you must attend to stay on top of your digital manufacturing game.

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A vision of manufacturing resilience and flexibility

Manufacturer's Monthly

Based in the US, Markforged generates yearly revenues of around US $100 million, which is no small feat in the additive manufacturing industry. The company uses its flagship composite base material called OnyxTM for the foundation of its composite parts. Markforged CEO Shai Terem (second from the left) at Swinburne University.

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CGTech, Developer of VERICUT CNC Machine Simulation Software, Celebrates 35 Years

Fabricating & Metal Work

CGTech’s solutions are deeply entrenched in the aerospace industry’s history, and adopted today across industries ranging from oil and gas to Formula 1 racing. VERICUT is 100% developed in-house by software engineers and leaders experienced in manufacturing and the CAD/CAM space.

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Forging the future for additive manufacturing in Defence

Manufacturer's Monthly

It basically means we can build things that are secret, we have staff with clearance (up to Top Secret) and have the facility and manufacturing processes which are secret.” In Australia, Sydney’s Garden Island Naval base has both composite and metal Markforged printers. Markforged has more than 10,000 connected printers globally.

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A Fond Farewell to My Additive Friends

Modern Machine Shop

The ability to process multiple materials at once to vary alloy composition and functionally grade an AM component opens up entirely new realms for designers to engineer superior parts and products. Me getting 3D scanned to create my “digital twin” so that I could be 3D printed.

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Rapid Manufacturing Providers Merge to Create Uptive Brand 

Mold Making Technology

The Uptive brand provides production-grade parts across numerous end markets including medical, electronics, consumer, automotive, aerospace and defense, automation and industrial, among others. Brands under the Uptive umbrella include: Re3dtech – AM capabilities, including HP multi-jet fusion and Markforged composites.