The stage has been set for one the most influential events within the additive manufacturing realm. From June 7th to 8th, TCT3Sixty will take center stage at the prestigious NEC Birmingham’s Hall 1, where the future of manufacturing will converge. This immersive experience brings leading technology providers, service companies and the largest additive manufacture and 3D printing conferences in the UK together. It offers a platform for collaboration and innovation.
TCT3Sixty is a unique event that goes beyond the norm. It aims to provide attendees with an in-depth understanding of these revolutionary technologies. This will help raise awareness and accelerate the adoption of additive manufacture. TCT3Sixty offers exhibitors the opportunity to meet industry giants like 3M, Bentley Jaguar Land Rover GSK, Samsung, Honda Bespak Delta Electronics Unilever BAE Systems Boots and Rolls-Royce. TCT3Sixty offers exhibitors the opportunity to meet with industry giants such as 3M, Bentley, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), GSK and Samsung. Other companies include Unilever, BAE Systems and Boots.
The North Stage at TCT 3Sixty, 2022 was one of four stages on which 60 speakers provided valuable insights.
Nearly 200 technology providers, and over 100 speakers with a combined 1,000-year experience will deliver an outstanding program on four stages. From thought-provoking presentations to interactive discussions, you’ll discover cutting-edge solutions, engage in enlightening conversations, and absorb knowledge from industry visionaries.
At the event, you can expect to see a wide range of innovative products and services. Mimaki’s authorized partner, R A Smart, will present the Mimaki 3DUJ-2207 full-color 3D printer, known for its ability to reproduce work in up to 10,000,000 colors. This compact solution uses UV-curing technology to produce inkjet prints. It is used in many applications, including product prototyping and industrial design. Mimaki will be showcasing their innovative technology, demonstrating capabilities at TCT3Sixty. Visitors can get a glimpse into what 3D printing is going to look like in the future.
Mimaki’s full-color 3D printer is expected at TCT 3Sixty in 2023
Jane Dengate, the group portfolio marketing manager at Rapid News Group, expresses her enthusiasm, stating, “TCT3Sixty has one goal – to make attendees better equipped to realize the benefits of 3D printing and additive manufacturing technology.” The event caters to professionals from various fields, be it design, engineering, or manufacturing. Whether you’re a first-time investor, seeking an upgrade, looking to optimize existing machines, or simply eager to absorb the latest information, TCT3Sixty provides a comprehensive range of resources, all conveniently available under one roof.
TCT3Sixty’s exclusive Event Hub makes it easy to navigate through the event. This hub allows attendees to create a customized schedule of conferences and meetings, discover products and suppliers and connect with other like-minded individuals. The Event Hub is a powerful tool that allows you to make the most out of your TCT3Sixty event experience.
The TCT Awards, which took place on the 7th of June at Birmingham’s National Conference Centre, are the pinnacle for this year’s TCT3Sixty. This event honors those who have dedicated their lives to 3D printing research, development and innovation. The TCT Hall of Fame – a centerpiece of the event – recognizes and rewards those who have made significant contributions in the industry by their pioneering work.
TCT3Sixty, however, is more than just awards and recognition. The event offers a wide range of sessions and elements that are tailored to meet the needs and wants of different audiences. The TCT Introduce Stage is a platform where companies can showcase their latest innovations and launch new products. TCT Inspired Minds nurtures the future generation through collaboration with CREATE Education Project. This partnership provides T-Level college student access to advanced technologies, and training on additive manufacturing.
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