Sharing additive manufacturing application cases by industry, including aerospace, defense, automotive, and electronics
As AI, data, and the transformation of the digital supply chain change the manufacturing paradigm, Stratasys covers the trend of additive manufacturing expanding its role beyond prototyping to the mass production of final parts.
Stratasys will host the 'Stratasys 3D Printing Forum 2026' on July 15 at the Space Ballroom on the B1 floor of the Gravity Chosun Seoul Pangyo Autograph Collection.
Held for the third time following 2023 and 2025, it consists of a global strategy keynote, overseas and domestic application cases, and new product announcements.
The event will begin with a welcome address by Stratasys Korea Country Manager Jong-Yoon Moon on the theme of 'The 3D Printing Innovation Journey Opening the Future of Manufacturing,' followed by a keynote speech by Stratasys CRO Andreas Langfeld on the theme of 'The Global 3D Printing Environment.'
Daniel Princ, Director of PJ/P3 Enablement, introduces global use cases in the aerospace and defense sectors, and Shoichi Takeuchi, Sales Application Manager at Stratasys Japan, introduces global use cases in the automotive and mobility sectors.
Choi Seung-ho, Stratasys Korea, AppleApplication Managers will present new product and solution trends under the theme 'What's New 2026'.
In the afternoon session, Park In-baek, Team Leader of the 3D Printing Technology Team at LG PRI, will present on electronics and home appliances, and Jang Jin-su, Officer of the Maintenance Supply Control Division at the Production Support Group of the Army General Maintenance Depot, will present on cases of application in the defense industry.
Next, Omer Sagi, Vice President of Product & Development at Triton, will introduce metal 3D printer solutions and use cases.
Stratasys stated that it provides solutions to the aerospace, automotive, consumer goods, education, and medical sectors based on its technology portfolio including FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), PolyJet, P3 (Programmable PhotoPolymerization), SAF (Selective Absorption Fusion), and SLA (Stereo Lithography Apparatus).
Branch Manager Moon Jong-yoon stated, “In the midst of a transition where AI optimizes design and data manages quality, additive manufacturing is evolving into a core engine driving the mass production of final parts,” adding, “I hope this forum serves as an opportunity for the domestic manufacturing industry to secure competitiveness in the AI era.”
You can participate in the forum by pre-registering, and further details can be found on the official website.