On 21st February in Sofia Tech Park Alkaios will share with us his view on what's trending in 3D printing today.
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Davide Neri
Marketing and Sales Director, WASP
On 22nd February Davide Neri will share with us how WASP answers human needs to facilitate the transformative approach to industrial production.
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Eugenio Bettucchi
IAAC Barcelona, Noumena
On 22nd February in John Atanasoff hall Eugenio Bettucchi will present his work projects as part of panel Design and Architecture during Additive Days 2020.
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Jesper Ronde
Ultimaker
On 21.02 Jesper Ronde will showcase the outcome from a case study within the automotive industry where 3D printed solutions were applied.
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Joseph Casha
Raise3D
On 21st February Joseph Casha will introduce to us the concept of simplifying the FDM manufacturing process through the cloud.
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Kimon Afsaridis
Altair SolidThinking
On 21.02 Kimon Afsaridis will share with us about ALtair different software programs for design and optimization
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Lars Brouwers, MD, MSc, PhD-candidate
On 21st February Lars will share with us his experience with 3D printing and how it helps the delicate work of a surgeon.
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Mathias Bernhard
ETH Zürich
On 22nd February at Sofia Tech Park Mathias Bernhard will share with us his extensive knowledge on parametric design and digital fabrication.
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Matthew Mcmillion
Artec 3D
On 22.02 Matthew Mcmillion will take us on the road of successful user stories with Artec 3D scanning solutions
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Patrick Roeffen
Ultimaker
On 21.02 Patrick Roeffen will present a case study for the application of 3D printing in the Food and Beverage sector.
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Petar Zaharinov
Hyperfold, Wallstack, Praktrik
On 22nd February Petar Zaharinov will tell us about the challenges of prototyping and 3D printing thin-shell flexible structures at John Atanasoff hall.
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PhD. Eng. Erald Piperi
Seescanprint3D
On 22.02 PhD Eng. Erald Piperi will explain how 3D technologies are incorporated into the university study curriculum in Albania and will share a user success story from Albanian small-sized enetrprises.
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Prof. Georgi Todorov
Technical University Sofia
On 21.02 professor Todorov will give us an overview of the 3D printing industry in Bulgaria
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Vanessa Katharina FIndling
NOWlab
On 21.02 Vanessa FIndling will showcase NOWLAB's current projects and will talk about how to invent the future NOW.
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Volker Ruitinga
Vertico, ReMake plastics
On 22nd February during Additive Days Volker Ruitinga will present his work on large scale robotics 3D printing (polymer and concrete).
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Programme
9:00 - 09:45
Registration
9:45 - 10:00
Opening Additive Days 2020
Boyan Pehlivanov, B2N, Bulgaria
10:00 – 10:50
3D Printing in Surgery
Lars Brouwers, PhD candidate, The Netherlands (in English)
10:50 – 11:15
Implanting of a 3D Printed Rib
Tzvetan Minchev, MD, Bulgaria (in Bulgarian)
11:15 – 11:40
3D technologies at the Children's Cardiology Clinic
Lyudmil Simeonov, MD and Dobri Dobrev, MD, Bulgaria (in Bulgarian)
11:40 – 12:00
Successful Implementation of 3D Printing in medicine
Milos Jovanovic, Serbia (in English)
12:00 – 12:50
Lunch break and networking
Formlabs На английски
12:50 – 13:15
Overview of 3D Printing in Bulgaria
Yavor Sofronov, PhD Eng., Bulgaria
13:15 – 14:00
How to invent the future NOW?
Vanessa Findling, Germany (in English)
14:00 – 14:25
3D Printing Applications in the Food & Beverage Sector (a case study)
Patrick Roeffen, The Netherlands (in English)
14:25 – 14:50
From Art til Part: Altair 3D Software Solutions
Kimon Afsaridis, Greece (in English)
14:50 - 15:15
Successful Business Models with 3D Printing
Dr. Matthias Hoh, Germany (in English)
15:15 – 15:30
Coffee and networking
15:30 – 16:15
Trends in Additive Manufacturing
Alkaios Bournias Varotsis, PhD (in English)
16:15– 16:40
3D Applications in the Automotive Sector (a case study)
Jesper Ronde (in English)
16:40 - 17:05
How small enterprises can utilise 3D printing. A case study from Albania
Erald Piperi, PhD Eng, Albania (in English)
17:05 – 17:30
Simplifying the FDM Manufacturing Process Through The Cloud
Joseph Casha, Matla (in English)
9:00 – 10:00
Registration
10:00 – 10:50
Large Scale Robotic Printing (Concrete & Polymer)
Volker Ruitinga, Vertico, The Netherlands (in English)
10:50 – 11:40
Computational Design for 3D Printing in Architecture
Mathias Bernhard, ETH Zürich, Switzerland (in English)
11:40 – 12:30
Encoded Paths
Eugenio Bettucchi, IAAC & Noumena, Spain (in English)
12:30 – 13:30
Lunch break and networking
13:30 – 14:20
WASP Produces 3D Printers to Answer Human Needs
Davide Neri, WASP, Italy (in English)
14:20 – 15:00
3D Scanning Applications
Matthew McMillion, Luxemburg (in English)
15:00 – 15:20
Coffee and networking
15:20 – 16:10
3D Printing Prototypes for Foldable Origami Bottles
Petar Zaharinov, Hyperfold, Bulgaria (in English)
16:10 – 16:25
Incorporating 3D technologies into the study curriculum of Albanian universities
Erald Piperi, PhD, Albania (in English)
16:25 – 16:40
Closing remarks
Boyan Pehlivanov, B2N, Bulgaria
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Presentation library
13 decks from the edition's speakers, 447 slides in all. Page through them right here — nothing to download. The PDF stays available for saving or printing.
Day 1·11:15 – 11:40·23 slides
3D technologies at the Children's Cardiology Clinic
Lyudmil Simeonov, MD and Dobri Dobrev, MD, Bulgaria
The Italian 3D printer maker from Massa Lombarda was among the headline guests of the second edition. On 22 February, Marketing and Sales Director Davide Neri talked through how WASP answers human needs and reshapes industrial production — from houses printed out of earth to clay, medicine and putting material back into the loop.
Davide Neri · Marketing and Sales Director, WASP
The films
The nine films WASP brought with them. Each one plays on request — nothing loads until you press play.
GAIA
3:05
Building the GAIA house — walls printed from earth and agricultural waste, out among the rice fields of Massa Lombarda.
GAIA — timelapse
1:12
The full circular wall, printed in front of a fixed camera.
Shamballa, 6–7 October 2018
1:02
The teaser for the event at Shamballa Technology Park — WASP’s own grounds in Massa Lombarda.
WASP Med — the Blender add-on
4:51
From a 3D scan to a printed medical device, step by step in Blender.
Rigenera
0:54
Printed parts ground back into material for the next print.
WASP Hub Network
3:10
WASP’s network of hubs, and the first project the collective built together.
Fra Diavolo
4:03
A large-format sculpture printed across a row of Delta WASP 3MT Industrial machines.
Ikebana
0:51
Clay vessels, shaped by hand straight off the printer.
Testone
3:31
A monumental head — from the clay print to finishing in the workshop.
Davide Neri’s presentation
The 22 February keynote, 57 pages — page through it here or open the PDF.