The decision to host North America’s largest AM and industrial 3D printing event on the East Coast proved to be a good one, with RAPID + TCT 2026 attracting more than 10,000 attendees and over 260 expert speakers.
Laura Gilmour helps bridge the gap between AM service and technology companies and medical device manufacturers. Attend her RAPID + TCT 2026 presentation to learn more.
As Head of Application Strategy for Footwear and New Markets at Carbon, I’ve been fortunate to have directly engaged with some of the most exciting evolutions in additive manufacturing (AM) for consumer goods.
For more than 35 years, RAPID + TCT has brought together the biggest names and the brightest minds in additive manufacturing (AM). As North America’s largest AM and industrial 3D printing event, RAPID + TCT’s reputation is rooted in its ability to evolve alongside the industry.
Huba Horompoly, Co-Founder of Greavity Pull Systems Inc., details his experience at RAPID + TCT and discusses his upcoming conference presentations for the 2026 event.
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Additive manufacturing can help support reshoring initiatives by providing more flexibility during unplanned disruptions and increasing supply chain resilience.
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Elegoo recently completed the first iteration of their Elegoo With Her program — a global initiative that trains women to develop skills in additive manufacturing.