Due to its low entry barrier and close association with the maker movement, plastic additive manufacturing and its widespread dissemination has led to unrealistic expectations in the companies, which have not been covered.
Digital manufacturing processes will result in disruptive changes in the industry. This technology needs to be realistically evaluated, with strictly technical considerations and in an industrial context, integrating its capabilities and combining them with conventional methods.
LECTURER
Luis Palenzuela - Researcher in the Plastics and Composites area
CONTENT
- Additive Technology awaits us in the very near future and this may radically change how products are designed, manufactured and marketed.
TARGET AUDIENCE
- Anyone in the business and technological sectors interested in knowing about TECNALIA’s vision of Additive Plastics and Composites Technology in the industrial field.