Additive manufacturing (AM), also recognized as 3D printing, works by using CAD details or 3D item scanners to deposit product, layer on layer, in exact geometric shapes. This Speaking Business debate examines the electricity of additive manufacturing for design and style, test and output, when discovering the limits and how these are currently being resolved.
• Is Additive manufacturing a serious competitor to mass production strategies?
• Additive Manufacturing is enabling manufacturers to overcome several restrictions of common manufacturing procedures
• Revisiting pre-conceptions of Additive Producing
Dr Alberto Bordi, ASTM Intercontinental, Head of Additive Manufacturing Programmes – Europe
Prof Chris Tuck, Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor for Study and Know-how Trade (Also Director of Included Scientific Ltd), University of Nottingham
Simon Jones, Main Technological know-how Officer Domin Fluid Electrical power
Chair: Andy Pye
