Additive manufacturing – better known as 3D printing – is transforming industrial production. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), it opens up new opportunities: more flexible processes, shorter supply chains and more sustainable production solutions. But where exactly do the real potentials lie – and how can they be harnessed in a commercially viable way?As part of the Interreg DE-NL project Manufacturing NextMaterials (MNM), experts from the Rapid Technology Center (RTC) at the University of Duisburg-Essen will provide a compact overview of current developments and real-world applications.Your perspective matters: we will develop the hands-on workshop in February 2026 at the RTC Duisburg, specifically tailored to the needs and interests of participating companies. Please complete the following short survey on your main areas of interest by January 09, 2026, at the latest: <a href="https://forms.office.com/e/bK00EpL57r">https://forms.office.com/e/bK00EpL57r</a>.Interested? Please register via the link below. Please note that your participation is only possible after confirmation of your registration by the MNM team.

Next Level Production: Additive Manufacturing as a Competitive Advantage for SMEs

Next Level Production: Additive Manufacturing as a Competitive Advantage for SMEs

Next Level Production: Additive Manufacturing as a Competitive Advantage for SMEs