
Siemens as official partner of SPS Connect
The program for SPS Connect from 24 to 26 November has been announced. Mesago Messe Frankfurt is also presenting Siemens as an official partner.
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The program for SPS Connect from 24 to 26 November has been announced. Mesago Messe Frankfurt is also presenting Siemens as an official partner.

3D printing for medical devices
Linde is researching the optimization of atmospheric conditions in the additive manufacturing process in order to produce complex lattice structures for medical devices.

After the forced break in 2020 due to the coronavirus, Rapid.Tech 3D is set to take place again in Erfurt in 2021.

A new miniature linear guideway is available from Rodriguez, which is characterized by low friction and low-noise running with low maintenance requirements. The compact BM series linear guideway complements Rodriguez's portfolio of miniature components.

3D printer for concrete components
The start-up Aeditive has developed a process for 3D printing concrete components using robots. Kuka is researching the further automation of construction.
Continental is converting production for the automotive industry with additive FDM technology from Stratasys and highly specialized materials.

Martin Dreher, Managing Director of Drehertec and an expert in turning machines, on the importance of automated CNC machines and digital twins.

Chiron opens up additive manufacturing
Chiron is opening up additive manufacturing with the AM Cube. It is suitable for coating and repairing components and for the near-net-shape production of semi-finished products.
Technology with a promising future
Metals are used in a wide range of industries due to their material properties such as strength, temperature resistance, durability, biocompatibility, chemical resistance and conductivity. The question arises as to what possibilities additive manufacturing with metals offers and to what extent the manufacturing industry can exploit them.

This year, the Formnext Start-up Challenge is once again recognizing young and innovative companies that are no older than five years.