Registrations can now be made to attend the AMUG Conference, which is open only to users of additive manufacturing. The event takes place March 22 - 26, 2020 in Chicago, Illinois.

The Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) today announced that online registration is now available for its 2020 Education & Training Conference, which will be held in Chicago, Illinois, March 22 - 26, 2020.

The AMUG Conference, now in its 32nd year, is a users' event that is open to owners and operators of industrial additive manufacturing (3D printing) technologies used for professional purposes.

The AMUG Conference is distinct from the countless additive manufacturing (AM) events held around the globe. It is a unique gathering of AM users, of all experience levels, that assemble and band together to provide and share valuable insights and experiences to help one another. Through dialogue from the stage and conversations during breaks, meals and networking activities, AM users share expertise, best practices, real-world results, challenges and application developments. With an agenda that encourages participation from early in the morning to late at night, attendees can interact with their peers, as a group, for more than 50 hours over the four-and-half day event.

Carl Dekker, AMUG president said, "What makes the AMUG Conference work—what makes it different— is the sharing and engagement by our members. The conference is an experience unlike all others that is made possible by open and honest discussions of the technology, its implementation and its operation."

The AMUG Conference will include technical sessions and hands-on workshops designed to help users get more from, and do more with, their systems. Building on its very successful 2019 event, AMUG is adjusting its 2020 conference program to deliver more training and hands-on experiences. For example, the Training Lab, which was introduced in 2019, will offer an engaging training environment where the AM tools are the focal point of the information exchange.

The conference agenda is expected to offer nearly 200 presentations and hands-on workshops. One highlight will be the sixth annual Innovators Showcase. The showcase is an on-stage interview, which has the feel of a fireside chat, where attendees get to know an innovator in the industry and discover insights from that individual's experiences. The conference program also includes the AMUGexpo, which is expected to have 140 participating companies and takes place on Sunday, March 22 and Monday, March 23.

Through AMUG's Innovators Award, Technical Competition and DINO Awards, excellence in applying additive manufacturing and contributions to the industry will be recognized. The five-day event also includes an Off-Site Dinner gathering, networking receptions and catered meals.

The advanced, all-inclusive conference registration fee is $895.00, a 40 percent reduction, when signing up before January 1, 2020. For details and registration access, visit http://www.amug.com. Companies interested in participating as exhibitors or sponsors may also use the online registration process. Representatives of the financial market and media should contact AMUG directly for more information.

ABOUT ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING USERS GROUP (AMUG)
AMUG is an organization that educates and advances the uses and applications of additive manufacturing technologies. AMUG members include those with industrial additive manufacturing/3D printing technologies used for professional purposes from companies such as Stratasys, DSM Additive Manufacturing, SLM Solutions, GE Additive, ExOne, Renishaw, HP Inc., 3D Systems, Carbon, EOS, Formlabs, Desktop Metal and Additive Industries. AMUG meets annually to provide education and training through technical presentations on processes and new technologies. This information addresses operation of additive manufacturing equipment and the applications that use the parts they make. Online at http://www.amug.com.