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TCT Awards
Location:
National Conference Centre, BirminghamDates:
5 June, Wednesday 9:00am, 2024 -
5 June, Wednesday 5:00pm, 2024
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The TCT Awards is an annual celebration of the most outstanding innovations and applications of 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing technologies from across the globe.
TCT has always existed at the intersection of technology and applications, and the TCT Awards celebrates this touchpoint. Recognizing the innovators, technologies and collaborators behind the leading examples of additive manufacturing and 3D printing usage.
The very best use cases of ground-breaking technologies are always collaborative projects – and the TCT Awards recognises all the partners in a project from designers and engineers to technology providers ensuring the whole team is recognised for their contribution.
On 5 June 2024, TCT Awards will once again celebrate 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing innovation across a range of industries including medical, aerospace, automotive and consumer products. Technology innovations will also be in the spotlight along with further inductees to the prestigious and coveted TCT Hall of Fame.
The TCT Awards ceremony will take place at the National Conference Centre, Birmingham, UK on 5 June 2024.
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