A JakajimaTV interview with Jeroen Kelder, co-founder of Infinity Recycling.
Plastic production increased exponentially, from 2.3 million tons in 1950 to 488 million tons today. Production is expected to more than triple by 2050.
In the JakajimaTV interview with Martin Hedges, Owner of Neotech AMT Gmbh, he explains to interviewer Pieter Hermans which possibilities 3D Printing Electronics offers for the industry.
Continue reading “3D Dimensional Printed Circuit Boards will become possible!”
A JakajimaTV interview with Karl Vrancken, Research Manager Sustainable Materials, VITO / Professor, University of Antwerp
Europe is at a crossroads for the way it manages plastic, plastic waste, and plastic waste trade. Plastic and plastic waste is traded worldwide.
Continue reading “New Roads for plastics”
Unmanned Cargo Aircraft Conference will take place on September 10-11, 2019, at Greenville Convention Center, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
The Conference aims to bring together manufacturers, operators, knowledge institutes, consultants, shippers and government organizations active in the upcoming field of unmanned cargo aircraft.
Jakajima, the international High Tech Conference organiser, has added two new 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing Conferences to its successful 3D Printing Conferences Series.
On December 4, 2018, Jakajima organises two new 3D Printing conferences at Brightlands Chemelot Campus, Sittard-Geleen, The Netherlands: 3D Printing Post Processing Conference and Additive Manufacturing Integrated Factory Conference.
While the 3D Printing industry has strongly focused on the first two steps of 3D Printing: Design and Build/3D Print, the third step, Post-processing, has been overlooked. Post-processing encompasses all of the actions that are performed after parts are removed from a 3D printer.
The 3D Printing Post Processing Conference will cover issues, solutions and future trends in post processing, a phase that has impact on the following parameters within and for an organisation: Time, Facilities, Cost, Quality, Staffing and Safety.
There are many manufacturers who would like to be able to offer more individualization of the products they manufacture. With the growth of AM, more and more organisations are starting to look at the possibilities to integrate this technology in their manufacturing processes.
The AM Integrated Factory Conference covers the developments going on in further integration of additive manufacturing in production processes, and how to act upon.
“All our international 3D Printing Conferences have a specific topic, and we noticed that there were no dedicated conferences on these two topics” says Pieter Hermans, Matchmaker for Innovators at Jakajima. “so we decided to add them to our successful 3D Printing Conference series”.
You can download the press release in PDF here.
Jakajima is the organiser of the following 3D Printing Conferences:
For more information about the two new conferences, we invite you to visit:
https://3dprintingpostprocessingconference.com/
https://amintegratedfactoryconference.com/
Arrangements for the media
Jakajima welcome enquiries from electronic media and the press. Accredited journalists can attend this conference and/or arrange interviews with the speakers. Press accreditation should be arranged in advance of the conference. Accreditation is granted to active editorial staff and freelancers, subject to proof of an editorial job function, a freelance commission or a valid press card.
To register for media pass and/or more information about the conferences, please contact Esther Wendrich. She can be reached at e.wendrich [@] jakajima.eu or during European office hours on +31(0)40 2952135
Conference logo’s can be downloaded here:
https://3dprintingpostprocessingconference.com/press/
https://amintegratedfactoryconference.com/press/
With the advent of 3D printing the whole world is talking about 3d printers, and what one can print with that. Thingiverse, Youmagine and service providers like Shapeways, Ponoko, i.Materialise, Sculpteo, 3D Hubs etc. are the middle-man for most 3d printing publications, but the future needs 3d content publishers and/or editors. This will open the door for smaller 3D publishing companies, but the definition of “publisher” will also need revision. The rise of digital distribution of 3D models will force these 3D-publishers to increase focus on creating and distributing 3D content.
Individual 3D model creators, designers and even authors who design their own work in the digital marketplace are lost in a sea of anonymity; 3D publishers will be able to leverage their current vetting systems, connections, and reputation to launch new and existing 3D models / publiscations into visibility.
One could say that Shapeways, Ponoko, i.Materialise, Sculpteo etc. are taking over this role. Yes, they do, but their main goal is organize a huge database with 3D content in order to fill their production facilities. A 3D publisher however will focus on the 3D content, irrespective where the 3D model will be 3D printed.
This offers traditional publishers or organizations with a lot of content new opportunities. The only thing they have to do is to change their 2D thinking and 2D working processes into 3D!
This first global conference on 3D publishing will cover the above mentioned issues, and will start a discussion in the global media industry. The conference will take place in B-Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands on 27 March 2014.
Confirmed speakers and companies who will be present include: 3Dwergen, Adobe, Microsoft, Museotechniki, 3D Plaza, Secured3D, CR8 • CREATE, Bird & Bird, CGTrader, 3DHubs, Youmagine.
For further information about the 3D Publishing Conference, visit www.3dpublishingconference.com.
Stay up-to-date with our latest 3D Publishing Conference news via @3dprintingevent on Twitter and via http://www.3dpublishingconference.com/news/ .
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