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3D Printing/Additive Manufacturing Industry Outlook

The global 3D printing market is projected to grow from $15.26 billion in 2021 to $68.71 billion in 2028 at a CAGR of 24%.₁
A 2021 ASME+Carbon survey of practicing engineers involved in the design or development of plastic parts found that 88% make use of 3D printing/additive manufacturing, and 40% of respondents said they now use additive manufacturing to produce final products.₂
Aerospace, automotive, and medical remain significant areas of application for 3D printing/additive manufacturing.₃

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Featured 3D Printing/Additive Manufacturing Content & Activities in 2022

Case Study – 3D Printed Molds to Create Devices for Clinical Trial Usage with Tom KraMer, Kablooe Design
Case Study – Use of 3D Printing & Virtual Reality Visualization to Plan Separation of Conjoined Twins with Art Erdman, University of Minnesota
Medical 3D Printing: Building the Infrastructure for Innovation with Lauralyn McDaniel, Metrix Connect, an ASME Company
Panel – Medical Device 3D Printing Now & the Robotic Future moderated by Dave Neville, Infinity Robotics; with Jerry Perez, FANUC America; Garth Benson, (Chromatic 3D Materials; Matt Havekost, AdvancedTek
AM Medical Summit: an interactive, collaborative environment with opportunities to see and touch new applications on the expo floor
3DP/Additive Manufacturing-focused attendee tour of the expo floor lead by Design News editor Rob Spiegel

These sessions are part of the education program at Advanced Manufacturing Minneapolis, bringing together MD&M, ATX, Design & Manufacturing, MinnPack, and Plastec. Click here for more information.

Tech Tour

Advanced Manufacturing Minneapolis and our official media partner, Design News, is bringing this attendee tour of 3D Printing/Additive Manufacturing related exhibits to the expo floor! This hour-long tour is starting at the IME Engineering Media Lounge, Booth 2137, on Thursday, November 3rd at 1:45 p.m. and will be led by Rob Spiegel, Senior Editor at Design News. Add to your show planner.