Roundtable: Additive Manufacturing for Robotics & Automation

The use of additive manufacturing (AM) in the robotics and industrial automation industry is becoming more prevalent every day. Material handling solutions are highly customized to the end user and AM can be used to complement and address many of the shortcomings of traditional manufacturing methods like machining and injection molding. End-of-arm tooling (EOAT) is just one of the many applications that can benefit greatly from AM through lightweighting, part consolidation, customization, cost reduction, and time to market.

In this 1-hour panel discussion moderated by HP’s Liz Stortstrom, you will hear from 3 different types of companies in the robotics & industrial automation space that are using additive manufacturing to address business challenges and stay ahead of their competition.

Key Takeaways:

• Hear why a robotics system integrator, a 3D printing service bureau, and a robotics end user decided to invest in additive manufacturing
• See examples of real-world, 3D-printed end-use parts
• Learn how these parts addressed their own business challenges or those of their customers