13 — 17 October 2025
Unlocking Agility and Scale with Digitalisation and Additive Manufacturing
Last held in 2023, the Singapore Additive Manufacturing (AM) Week is a week-long series of AM activities featuring workshops, tours, a conference summit and more within Asia Pacific. Dedicated to the AM ecosystem, the week will bring together international AM experts and industry leaders to connect and exchange valuable insights, applying 3D printing to change the way we design, make and recycle.
Programme Overview
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02:00 pm — 06:00 pmSustainable Design: Smart Lattice Structures for AMCADVision Systems Pte Ltd, 31, Kaki Bukit Road 3, #05-09 Techlink, Lobby, B, 417818Curious about how design choices can make 3D printing more sustainable without compromising performance? This hands-on workshop, Sustainable Design: Smart Lattice Structures for AM, introduces participants to practical tools and methods that support smarter, greener additive manufacturing. Using SOLIDWORKS, you’ll learn how to model parts, optimise designs, and create lightweight lattice structures that maintain strength while reducing material use. The session also covers eco-design considerations and how to prepare your models for 3D printing with sustainability in mind. Whether you’re working in AM research or simply interested in designing more responsibly, this workshop offers a solid starting point—complete with real-world examples and guided exercises. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance issued by Dassault Systèmes.
Course outline:
– CAD modelling & design optimization
– Lattice designer – to design lattice of the model while maintaining the structural strength
– Eco-Design
– Lattice designer – output to 3D printable formatRecommended for AM research engineers -
09:30 am — 12:00 pmAM Innovation with EOS2 Woodlands Sector1 #05-09 Woodlands Spectrum 1 S(738068)This workshop will explore how to significantly improve part buildability, increase overall productivity, and reduce cost per part using the latest innovations from EOS—Smart Fusion and Beam Shaping. These technologies represent key advancements in metal additive manufacturing, enabling more reliable, efficient, and cost-effective production. Participants will also gain insights into the critical success factors for copper printing, addressing challenges and best practices for achieving high-quality results with this demanding material. The session includes a guided tour of the EOS Technical Center, featuring live demonstrations of both metal and polymer systems: • Metal Systems: EOS M 290 and EOS M 400-4 • Polymer Systems: FORMIGA P 110 Velocis (×2) and EOS P 396 Demo parts will be on display to feature AM applications for different industries.Recommended for AM professionals, engineers, and decision makers.9:30 am — 9:40 amWelcome Note9:40 am — 10:00 amThe benefit of Smart Fusion and Beam Shaping in AM production10:00 am — 10:30 amThe critical success factors in copper printing10:30 am — 11:00 amTea Break11:00 am — 12:00 pmTour of EOS AM Facility
09:30 am — 01:30 pmLearning Journey with Singapore Poly and ASTM – Building capability in AM for Engineering and Built Environment with focus on Standards, Innovations & Industrial ApplicationsSingapore Polytechnic, 500 Dover Road, Singapore 139651Singapore Poly and ASTM International are co-organising a half-day workshop to engage industry practitioners with deep knowledge sharing and demonstrations in metal additive manufacturing and large-format pellet extrusion additive manufacturing. This workshop is jointly hosted by the School of Mechanical & Aeronautical Engineering (MAE) and the School of Architecture and Built Environment (ABE). Highlights of this workshop will include expert contributions from ASTM International, hands-on demos, and networking opportunities. Participants will have a chance to see a large format robotic arm in action and bring home a 3D-printed souvenir.Recommended for manufacturing industry practitioners, AM engineers, AM technologist, product designers, built environment and architectural practice professionals9:20 am — 9:30 amRegistrationParticipants to meet at Singapore Poly, W12019:30 am — 11:00 amPART 1: Metal Additive Manufacturing for Engineering Industry11:00 am — 11:10 amTransfer to School of Architecture and Built Environment (ABE)One-way transfer shuttle will be provided11:15 am — 1:30 pmPART 2: Large-Format Pellet Extrusion Additive Manufacturing for Construction
12:00 am — 12:00 amFunction-Driven Generative Design for Optimized Lightweight Structures in Additive ManufacturingSEACAD Training Academy, 28 Genting Lane, #01-03, Singapore 349585Discover how to leverage cutting-edge technology to create lightweight, high-performance structures optimized for Additive Manufacturing (AM). This workshop will guide you through the power of function-driven generative design—transforming engineering intent into optimal geometries using advanced simulation and design automation tools.Recommended for design engineers, AM specialists, simulation engineers2:00 pm — 2:15 pmRegistration2:15 pm — 2:25 pmWelcome & Introduction to Function-Driven Generative Design2:25 pm — 2:45 pmGenerative Design Principles & Workflow2:45 pm — 3:10 pmValidation of Initial and Final Designs Using SIMULIA Abaqus FEA3:10 pm — 3:30 pmTea break3:30 pm — 4:30 pmHands-on session4:30 pm — 5:00 pmQuiz & Q&A -
02:00 pm — 05:00 pmRevealing Hidden Environmental Costs in Metal AM Through Life Cycle AssessmentKinesis @ Fusionopolis, Seminar Room 2, 4 Fusionopolis Way, Level 6, S138635Unlocking innovations in industrial applications, Metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) is transforming how high-performance components are designed, produced, and repaired. The expansion of metal AM in industry raises important, yet unanswered, questions about its environmental sustainability. While it promises material efficiency and reduced waste, the energy intensity, powder production methods, and post-processing requirements raise important environmental trade-offs. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) provides a science-based framework to evaluate these trade-offs—quantifying environmental impacts from raw material extraction to end-of-life, including complex post-processing and support removal. This seminar will equip participants with the tools and insight needed to make informed, sustainability-driven decisions in metal AM. Together, we will explore how LCA can present both risks, such as gaps in data and modelling complexities, and rewards, including leveraging robust environmental insights for better design and qualification strategies.Recommended for AM engineers and professionals with interest in sustainability and cost efficiency, ESG and lifecycle strategy teams within manufacturing enterprises, product and innovation managers exploring AM for high performance parts, academics and technology developers advancing sustainability metrics for AM1:30 pm —Registration -
08:30 am — 05:30 pmGlobal AM SummitThe NAMIC Global Additive Manufacturing Summit (GAMS) returns for its 14th edition this year! Co-located with Industrial Transformation Asia-Pacific – a Hannover Messe Event, GAMS is Singapore’s flagship in-person AM business event, bringing together global thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and leading AM application experts.
Themed “Unlocking Agility and Scale with Digitalisation and Additive Manufacturing”, this year’s summit will feature topics on how additive manufacturing and digital technologies are transforming industries, enabling scalable production, and driving circular economy manufacturing.
08:30 amRegistration
09:30 amOpening Remarks
09:35 amWelcome Address
Dr Ho Chaw Sing, CEO, NAMIC Singapore09:45 amOpening Address by Guest-of-Honour
09:55 amAnnouncement of Memorandum of Understanding, Partnerships and Alliance
10:15 amKeynote Presentation
Dr Terry Wohlers, Distinguished Fellow of Advanced Manufacturing, Wohlers Associates, powered by ASTM International
10:35 amTea Break
Additive Manufacturing: A Global Outlook
As global manufacturing grapples with escalating trade tensions and the resurgence of protectionist policies, the additive manufacturing industry faces both unprecedented challenges and transformative opportunities. Recent tariff hikes have disrupted supply chains and increased production costs, prompting companies to re-evaluate their sourcing strategies and explore localised manufacturing solutions. In this complex landscape, the session will convene experts from various regions to share insights into how their local ecosystems are navigating these dynamics. Discussions will encompass regional advancements, policy responses, and the strategic integration of additive manufacturing to enhance resilience and competitiveness in the face of global economic shifts.
11:05 amOpening for Session
Mr Joris Peel
Vice President Consulting, Additive Manufacturing Research11:10 amCan Additive Manufacturing Rebuild Resilience in a Disrupted Global Trade Landscape?
Moderator
Mr Joris Peel, Vice President Consulting, Additive Manufacturing ResearchPanelists
1. Dr Terry Wohlers, Distinguished Fellow of Advanced Manufacturing, Wohlers Associates, powered by ASTM International
2. Mr Matthias Schmidt-Lehr, Managing Partner, AM Power
3. Mr. Arno Held, Managing Partner, AM Ventures
4. Dr Ehsan Toyserkani, Director, Multi-Scale Additive Manufacturing Lab
5. Ms Kitty Wang, Founder, 3D Science Valley12:10 pmLunch
Agile & Distributed Manufacturing with AM
In an era marked by geopolitical volatility, supply chain disruptions, and shifting consumer demands, agility has become a strategic imperative for manufacturers. The session will explore how additive manufacturing empowers decentralised production models to enhance responsiveness and resilience and enables organisations to adopt “glocalized” manufacturing strategies—producing on-demand closer to the point of need while adhering to quality standards. This session will feature real-world case studies and expert insights on how distributed manufacturing with additive manufacturing is reshaping supply chain strategies and future-proofing operations.
01:10 pmOpening for Session
Dr Terry Wohlers
Distinguished Fellow of Advanced Manufacturing, Wohlers Associates, powered by ASTM International01:15 pmReshaping the Future of Aerospace Production with Additive Manufacturing
Mr Nicholas Mulé
Director of Additive Manufacturing, Boeing01:30 pmNavigating through Evolving Demands of a Highly Regulated Industry
Mr Shrinivas Shetty
Chief Executive Officer, Zeda
01:45 pmPresentation
Mr Michael Kenworthy
Chief Product Officer, Seurat Technologies02:00 pmAdditive Manfuacturing: Redefining Readiness and Supply Chain Resilence at ST Engineering
Mr Benjamin Moey
Vice President of New Ventures, ST Engineering
02:15 pmTransforming Supply Chains with Additive Manufacturing: Building Resilient, Scalable, and Glocalized Production Ecosystems
Moderator
Dr Terry Wohlers, Distinguished Fellow of Advanced Manufacturing, Wohlers Associates, powered by ASTM InternationalPanelists
1. Mr Nicholas Mulé,Director of Additive Manufacturing, Boeing
2. Mr. Shrinivas Shetty, Chief Executive Officer, Zeda
3. Mr Michael Kenworthy,Chief Product Officer, Seurat Technologies
4. Mr Benjamin Moey, Vice President of New Ventures, ST Engineering03:00 pmTea Break
Digital Workflows for Smart Manufacturing
As the production environment evolves into smart and more connected systems, additive manufacturing is playing a pivotal role in enabling end-to-end digital workflows—from AI-driven design and generative engineering to digital twins and real-time process monitoring. This session will explore how additive manufacturing is seamlessly integrating into the broader wave of industry digital transformation, highlighting how additive manufacturing systems, powered by data and machine learning, are unlocking new levels of customisation, scalability, and operational intelligence, laying the foundation for an intelligent manufacturing future.
03:30 pmOpening for Session
Moderator03:35 pmPresentation
Euler03:50 pmPresentation
ADAXIS04:05 pmModernising Marine Supply Chains: The Shift from Physical Inventory to On-Demand Digital Manufacturing
Mr Daniel Tan
Chief Technology Officer, Pelagus 3D04:20 pmOn-Demand, On-Time: Redefining Custom Part Production with a Fully Digital, Scalable, and Supplier-Agnostic Manufacturing Ecosystem
Ms Alexandra Zhang
Chief Executive Officer, Factorem04:35 pmFrom Design to Delivery: Building a Seamless Digital Thread
Moderator
Panelists
1. Euler
2. ADAXIS
3. Mr Daniel Tan,Chief Technology Officer, Pelagus 3D
4. Ms Alexandra Zhang, Chief Executive Officer, Factorem05:20 pmEnd of Summit Day 1
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9:00 am — 02:30 pmGlobal AM Summit
The NAMIC Global Additive Manufacturing Summit (GAMS) returns for its 14th edition this year! Co-located with Industrial Transformation Asia-Pacific – a Hannover Messe Event, GAMS is Singapore’s flagship in-person AM business event, bringing together global thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and leading AM application experts.
Themed “Unlocking Agility and Scale with Digitalisation and Additive Manufacturing”, this year’s summit will feature topics on how additive manufacturing and digital technologies are transforming industries, enabling scalable production, and driving circular economy manufacturing.
09:00 amRegistration
09:30 amKeynote Presentation
Scaling AM: Bridging the Gap Between Innovation and Industrialisation
While additive manufacturing has demonstrated immense potential in prototyping and customised production, scaling it for high-volume industrial use remains a complex challenge. This session will examine what it takes to move additive manufacturing from cutting-edge innovation to widespread industrial adoption, spotlighting real-world case studies across sectors and highlighting the challenges that companies need to overcome when scaling additive manufacturing technologies. From overcoming material and certification constraints to building robust supply ecosystems, this session will uncover what’s needed to close the gap between promise and production.
09:50 amOpening for Session
Mr Matthias Schmidt-Lehr
Managing Partner, AM Power09:55 amReal-World Challenges in Scaling Additive Manufacturing: HP’s Solutions Across Diverse Industries
Mr Alex Monino
Senior Vice President of Personalisation and 3D Printing, HP10:10 amBuilding Scalable Metal Additive Manufacturing for Critical Industries
Mr Eddie Andrews
Commercial Director, 3T Additive Manufacturing10:25 amPresentation
Zellerfeld Shoe Company Inc.10:40 amPresentation
Mr Vincent Yang
Vice President / GM BLT Shenzhen10:55 amAre We Really Ready to Manufacture Differently?
Moderator
Mr Matthias Schmidt-Lehr, Managing Partner, AM PowerPanellists
1. Mr Alex Monino, Senior Vice President of Personalisation and 3D Printing, HP
2. Mr Eddie Andrews, Commercial Director, 3T Additive Manufacturing
3. Zellerfeld Shoe Company Inc.
4. Mr Vincent Yang, Vice President / GM BLT Shenzhen11:40 amLunch
The Role of AM in Sustainability
As manufacturers strive to reduce their environmental impact, additive manufacturing offers significant advantages in material efficiency, energy usage, and waste reduction. This session will explore how additive manufacturing supports decarbonization goals and delve into additive manufacturing’s contributions to the circular economy, including the reuse and recycling of materials, as well as innovations in bio-based and low-impact materials. From design to end-of-life, this session will showcase how additive manufacturing is helping industries build cleaner, more responsible manufacturing systems for the future.
12:40 pmOpening for Session
Ms. Sherri Monroe
Executive Director, Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA)12:45 pmPresentation
Constellium01:00 pmPresentation
Domin01:15 pmPresentation
Sun Metalon01:30 pmSubsea Sustainability: Leveraging Additive Manufacturing for Clean Energy Storage
Ms Lola Vars
Head of Product, Sperra
01:45 pmCan Additive Manufacturing Truly Deliver on the Promise of Sustainable Industry?
Moderator
Ms. Sherri Monroe, Executive Director, Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA)Panellists
1. Constellium
2. Domin
3. Sun Metalon
4. Ms Lola Vars, Head of Product, Sperra02:30 pmEnd of Day 2
End of Summit