Announces addition of Exhibition and Workshop
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BOSTON, April 05, 2018 -- Building on its successful inaugural earlier this year, Additive Manufacturing Strategies Summit on Medical and Dental 3D Printing will return, January 2931, 2019, at The Hynes Center in Boston. This year additions include:
- The original pioneering 3D-printed medical and dental business conference, but with separate medical and dental tracks
- An exhibition floor displaying the latest products and technologies related to additive medicine and dentistry
- An educational workshop providing a complete overview of medical/dental 3DP. This workshop will be held on January 29, with the conference scheduled for January 30-31.
This event is being produced by SmarTech Publishing and 3DPrint.com. Its first iteration was held in Washington DC in early 2018 and saw a gathering of nearly 100 of the brightest minds and leading authorities on medical and dental 3D printing and additive manufacturing, along with presentations of SmarTech’s latest market forecasts in this exciting area.
The 2018 event attendees had direct access to more than 30 speakers and panelists. Companies and organizations represented included Carbon, GE Additive, HP, 3D Systems, EOS, the Mayo Clinic, the FDA, and many others.
See here for last year's complete schedule.
Sign-up for our newsletter to receive updates and get access to the best early bird pricing; registration will be open soon. For exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities please email [email protected] or call 917-403-6300.


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