Technology Forum of Delaware will examine 3D and its impact across industries including medicine, automotive and technology at an event on Nov. 19 at the University of Delaware College of Health Sciences on STAR Campus
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is the process of making three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file.
Joe Otto of Sovereign Air, Newark, will explain the technology and demonstrate how it is impacting industry, architects, engineers, artists, and hobbyists.
University of Delaware physical therapy Professor Cole Galloway and his team will take attendees Pediatric Mobility Lab and Design Studio to demonstrate how the efforts enable mobility-challenged children to achieve skills and functional movement with the aid of 3D printed devices.
Research staff from BADER Consortium will show 3D printing is used to create custom prosthetics and orthotics for wounded warriors.
Topics will include better understanding of new printing services, previewing applications for photocopying, examining more cost effective printing technology and discussing new materials for the next round applications.
Don’t miss 3D Printing in Action to understand where 3D printing is going and how your business will benefit from it.
The event is slated for November 19 from 5:30 p.m. To 7:30 p.m. At the University of Delaware College of Health Sciences on the STAR Campus
Event registration is $25 for TechForum DE Members and $40 for Future Members. Those interested can register on-line today. Walk-ins are welcome, but will be charged an additional $5 fee at the door.
