The most important international event on 3D printing, Formnext 2023, took place in Frankfurt last week. Much of the 3Dnatives team attended the event in person to acquire the most interesting news from the world of 3D printing. The big event on additive manufacturing may be over, but for those of you who can’t get enough, we have prepared a compilation of videos about what happened at Formnext. From interviews with companies HP, Cubic Ink\u00ae, 3DCeram and Revopoint, to emerging companies that are making a name for themselves in the industry, such as the startup Helio Additive. We then turn to our rankings in which we show which printers and innovations caught our attention the most at the event. As if all this wasn’t enough, we repost our 3D Printing Show in which we did a little recap of the new technologies we encountered at Formnext 2023 and concluded the list with a bonus video. Happy viewing!<\/p>\n
In this video, we bring interesting information from the interview with HP Product Manager Liz Stortstrom, who told us about the company and its innovations presented at Formnext 2023! These include both the HP JF 5600 series and HP’s 3D process development. Both innovations are intended to make additive manufacturing in series even more flexible and reliable. The HP JF 5600 is an optimized version of the 5200 series. The new software should also make it easier for users to customize process parameters. Shortstrom also presented in the video the new PA12 and PA11 products, which are designed to contribute to more sustainable production, particularly through their reduced CO2 contribution. HP also presented a number of innovations at Formnext, such as in the healthcare and footwear sectors. Find out more in the video!<\/p>\n