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RAPID 2018 Keynote - Making additive manufacturing the competitive advantage for innovation.

From Hollywood to the Winter Games – Making Additive Manufacturing the Competitive Advantage for Innovation - 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing Event | RAPID + TCT Winners work harder. That’s why leaders in sports and entertainment are increasingly adopting next-generation additive manufacturing to spur innovation. Join us to learn first-hand how the USA Luge Team went for the medal in South Korea and LAIKA brought new life to award-winning, stop-motion animation – all with the power of 3D printing. Learn more: https://www.stratasys.com/manufacturing

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RAPID 2018 Keynote - Making additive manufacturing the competitive advantage for innovation.

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