The RAPID 2012 Conference and Expo is the pinnacle of rapid manufacturing equipment, software and service providers. As North America's leading rapid technology exhibition, RAPID 2012 will be a showcase of the innovation and technological advances pushing the industry to be the top engineering solution to large firms and small businesses alike. This event is the largest collaboration of exhibitors and purchasers in the additive manufacturing, rapid technologies, 3D printing, and 3D imaging industries.
Event Overview
Keynote Speakers
Paul Doe, Chief Designer, Prodrive Rally Programs - "Prodrive's Development of the MINI John
Exhibitor List
American Foundry Society
American Precision Prototyping LLC
Arcam AB
BJB Enterprises Inc
Capture 3D Inc
CGI Inspection
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology
Delcam
Desktop Engineering
Direct Dimensions Inc
envisionTEC Inc
Ex One Company
FARO Technologies
Geomagic Inc
GPI Prototype and Manufacturing Services
Harvest Technologies
Innovative Polymers Inc
Innovmetric Software
Konica Minolta Sensing USA
Materialise USA
Morris Technologies Inc
Motorola Solutions
netfabb GmbH
Objet Geometries
Paramount Industries
Product Development Solutions
Rapid Product Development Group Inc
Rapidform Inc
RePliForm
Roland DGA
ShapeGrabber Inc
Silicones Inc
Solid Concepts Inc
Stratasys Inc
TCT Magazine
Technique Inc
VacuCoat Technologies
Vista Technologies LLC
WTWH Media
Z Corporation
Cooper Works World Rally Car"
Terry Wohlers, Wohlers Associates - "The Future of Additive Manufacturing"
Industry Applications in the following industries:
3D Imaging
Casting
Consumer Products
Creative/Innovative
Electronics
Enabling and Advancing Manufacturing
Forensic Anthropology and Natural Science
Conference Highlights, Special Events, and Activities
Concurrent Workshops
Tours
Keynote Presentations
Contemporary Art Gallery
Awards Ceremonies
3D Printing Fashion Show
Free Technology Briefings
Networking Receptions
Industry Sessions
Objectives of the Conference:
Revolutionize your workshops product design
Reduce time to market
create functional prototypes in a fraction of the time of traditional methods