Introduced in 2021 following the healthcare crisis, the ADDITIV medical France event has garnered significant support from numerous healthcare professionals and players in additive manufacturing. It serves as the focal point for the medical 3D printing community.

This year, the event is making a comeback on May 28 for a virtual half-day and on June 5 for an in-person segment, coinciding with the 3D PRINT Lyon trade show. These dual occasions will offer insights into the advancement of additive manufacturing across a broad spectrum of medical disciplines, spanning from oncology and orthopedics to surgery and implantology. Enrollment is complimentary: secure your spot at ADDITIV medical France 2024 to participate in seminars and workshops alongside industry experts, and to arrange meetings with providers of 3D solutions.

The escalating presence of 3D printing within the medical arena is indisputable. The sector is in a constant state of flux, with projected worth estimated to hit $4.9 billion by 2026, as per Research & Markets’ analysis. Presently, this technology presents a myriad of applications, encompassing prosthetics, implants, bioprinting, and the crafting of tailored anatomical models. ADDITIV medical France stands as the prime event to explore the latest developments in this continually burgeoning sector. The fourth edition pledges a rewarding, engaging, and immersive venture devoted to medical 3D printing.

ADDITIV medical France 2024: fresh platform and novel content

Following the gathering of over 800 attendees and approximately twenty speakers in 2023, this year’s event anticipates even greater participation, fostering feedback. On the agenda: three panel discussions and three workshops accessible to users, all hosted on a brand-new, dedicated virtual platform, Swapcard. Swapcard introduces innovative features, granting access to on-demand content that can be perused before, during, and after the event. Furthermore, it facilitates scheduling business engagements with 3D solution providers at any juncture, enabling exploration of additive manufacturing possibilities, available materials, and the most fitting post-processing solutions. You’ll have the opportunity to engage with companies possessing expertise in medical 3D printing to aid in your project endeavors.

Confirmed speakers comprise Dr. Benjamin Benichou, dental practitioner; Delphine Prieur, Head of the PRIM3D platform at AP-HP; and Dr. Ludovic Benichou, maxillofacial surgeon at Hôpital Saint-Joseph. They will elucidate on real-world applications of 3D technologies in the medical and dental sectors during the three panel discussions on May 28, from 9am to 1pm. Concurrent live workshops will furnish insights into integrating scanners and 3D printers into your operational framework.

Lastly, if you aspire to connect with medical 3D printing experts and engage in discussions with them at a dedicated networking cocktail, we eagerly await your presence at 3D PRINT in Lyon on June 5 from 3:30pm onwards.