In SciTech Meet on 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing (IM3DPRINT2026) is an international conference dedicated to showcasing the latest advancements, innovations, and research in the dynamic fields of 3D Printing, and Additive Manufacturing. Scheduled to take place April 20-22 2026, in the vibrant city of Rome, Italy, IM3DPRINT2026 brings together leading academics, researchers, engineers, and industry professionals from around the globe. 

Organized by In SciTech Summits, this three-day event provides a multidisciplinary platform for exchanging cutting-edge ideas, discussing real-world applications, and fostering collaborations across academia and industry. The program will feature plenary and keynote talks, technical sessions, interactive panels, and networking opportunities designed to inspire innovation and promote technological advancement. 

Market Analysis- 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing 2026 

The 3D printing market was esteemed at USD 10.58 

billion out of 2018, and is relied upon to arrive at an 

estimation of USD 49.01 billion by 2024, at a CAGR of 

29.48% over the forecast period 2019-2024. Toward the 

finish of 2018, America Makes declared it was granting 

USD 1.6 million to a joint undertaking between Arizona 

State University and the ASTM International Additive 

Manufacturing Center of Excellence. In the prior months 

of 2019, the project aims to advance post-processing 

methods for SLM parts. 

With technological advancements and product 

innovations, use of 3D printing technology has found 

various application in a wide variety of areas, such as jet 

engines, advanced prosthetics, and even living tissue 

(with a potential to disrupt the entire manufacturing 

industry). 

• The industry is being constantly driven by 

technological developments, which guarantee higher 

adaptability and empower faster design. Further, 

manufacturers have realized the advantages that 3D 

printing offers, such as optimizing material, labor, and 

transportation costs. Manufacturing units have had the 

option to eliminate material wastage using 3D printing. 

• Governments over the world have just begun putting 

resources into R&D on 3D printing, which has positively 

affected on technology propagation and adoption. For 

example, the Dutch government put an extra USD 150 

million in 3D printing-related research and development. 

• However, the market remains constrained by high 

costs of equipment needed to deploy 3D printing on an 

industrial scale. The absence of a worldwide principles 

body directing producers likewise confines the market 

development. 

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Martiana. S

Event Manager