TCT Japan| THE EVENT FOR 3D PRINTING AND ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

TCT Japan Conference

Jan. 29 (Wed.) 10:20-12:15

Session 1： AM GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES

Opening Remark E S	FACTS, FIGURES AND FUTURE: Current Status of AM in the US and Europe E S	he Times Move to AM,3D printer market in Japan J S	Panel Session: How Can AM Technologies Improve the Japanese Manufacturing Industry? E S

Rapid News Publications CEO Wood Duncan氏	CONTEXT Vice President Global Analysis and Research Connery Chris氏	Yano Research Institute ICT&Finance Ms. Hiroko Koyama	Rapid News Publications O'Connor Daniel氏

Opening Remark
E S

FACTS, FIGURES AND FUTURE: Current Status of AM in the US and Europe
E S

he Times Move to AM,3D printer market in Japan
J S

Panel Session: How Can AM Technologies Improve the Japanese Manufacturing Industry?
E S

Mr. Duncan Wood

Connery Chris 氏

Ms. Hiroko Koyama

O'Connor Daniel氏

Rapid News Publications

CEO

Wood Duncan氏

CONTEXT

Vice President Global Analysis and Research

Connery Chris氏

Yano Research Institute

ICT&Finance

Ms. Hiroko Koyama

Rapid News Publications

O'Connor Daniel氏

Jan. 30 (Thu.) 10:20-12:20

Session 2：STANDARDIZATION, BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS

Advancing the State of AM Adoption: Impacts of Transformative Technologies and Standards Harmonization E S	Human resource development for social implementation of digital fabrication technology J S	The Role of Startups in the Additive Manufacturing Industry E S	Project of Innovative Manufacturing Base through 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing in Japan J S

AMT (The Association for Manufacturing Technology) Shinbara Tim氏	Keio University Faculty of Environmental Information Dr. Hiroya Tanaka	AM ventures Regional Director Asia Lee Sangmin "Simon"氏	The Kansai Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry Next-Generation Industry and Information Policy Division, Economic Policy Department Chief Ms. Toshiko Tanigawa

Advancing the State of AM Adoption: Impacts of Transformative Technologies and Standards Harmonization
E S

Human resource development for social implementation of digital fabrication technology
J S

The Role of Startups in the Additive Manufacturing Industry
E S

Project of Innovative Manufacturing Base through 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing in Japan
J S

Shinbara Tim氏

Dr. Hiroya Tanaka

Lee Sangmin

Ms. Toshiko Tanigawa

AMT (The Association for Manufacturing Technology)

Shinbara Tim氏

Keio University

Faculty of Environmental Information

Dr. Hiroya Tanaka

AM ventures

Regional Director Asia

Lee Sangmin "Simon"氏

The Kansai Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

Next-Generation Industry and Information Policy Division, Economic Policy Department

Chief

Ms. Toshiko Tanigawa

Jan. 31 (Fri.) 10:20-12:15

Session 3：DfAM / AM APPLICATIONS

Unleashing Additive Manufacturing Potential in Design of High-Temperature Applications: A Novel Multi-Physics Topology Optimization Approach E S	Development of 3D printer using cement-based material as ink J S	Application and expectation of 3D printing technology for lunar rover development J S

Siemens Business Development Manager -Manufacturing Mr. Bersch Sebastian	Obayashi Corporation Construction System and Material Department Technical Research Institute Technology Division Mr. Tomoya Kaneko	Dymon Co., Ltd. CEO Mr. Shinichiro NakaJima

Unleashing Additive Manufacturing Potential in Design of High-Temperature Applications: A Novel Multi-Physics Topology Optimization Approach
E S

Development of 3D printer using cement-based material as ink
J S

Application and expectation of 3D printing technology for lunar rover development
J S

Mr. Bersch Sebastian

Dr. Antonio Correia

Mr. Andy Zhou

Siemens

Business Development Manager -Manufacturing

Mr. Bersch Sebastian

Obayashi Corporation

Construction System and Material Department Technical Research Institute Technology Division

Mr. Tomoya Kaneko

Dymon Co., Ltd.

CEO

Mr. Shinichiro NakaJima

E: English Session

S: Simultaneous Interpretation

J: Japanese Session

JAPANESE MANUFACTURING FACTS AND FIGURES

480 Bn

Japanese private enterprises’ investment amount record $480 bn in 2018.
*Nikkei Inc. 19th June 2019

430 mil

The Japanese 3D printing market compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is expected to reach 9.1% between 2017 to 2022. ($ 430 mil).
*Nikkei Inc. 19th June 2019

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