Wednesday  |  May 20-21, 2026
DAS LIEBIG, Liebigstraße 19, 52070 Aachen, Germany

Dyndrite and Aconity3D are coming together at the 2nd Aconity3D User Conference to deliver a series of hands-on workshops, showing engineers how advanced software drives greater efficiency in metal AM production, qualification, and serial manufacturing.

Join Dyndrite at the 2nd Aconity3D User Conference to experience firsthand how modern additive manufacturing workflows are evolving with Dyndrite LPBF Pro. Participants will explore how Dyndrite moves engineers beyond rigid, legacy build preparation toward a flexible, software-defined approach. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of Dyndrite’s value proposition, including how advanced process parameter development, automation, and calibration accelerate part qualification and enable production at scale.

From there, the workshops go deeper into what truly unlocks scale in metal AM. Attendees will learn how to leverage Python-driven automation and volumetric segmentation to improve machine efficiency, consistency, and part quality. Finally, engineers will apply these concepts in real time by developing low-overhang, support-free build strategies, learning how to create and automate multi-parameter sets for thin walls and complex geometries. By the end of the sessions, participants will walk away with practical skills to reduce supports, increase yield, and build more efficient, production-ready LPBF workflows.
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This is a limited-seating series of three 1 hour workshops for AM executives, managers and technicians. Attendees must sign up for the 2nd Aconity3D User Conference.

Speakers Include:

Stephen Anderson
Strategic Initiatives  |  Dyndrite

Konstantin Wiplinger
Application Engineer | Dyndrite

Who Should Attend:

• Company Executives setting vision, direction and product targets
  
• VP of Manufacturing making decisions on production line HW & SW
• Head of Additive/ Director/Managers wrestling with LPBF serial production and managing process variation
  
• Materials and Process Development Engineers unlocking new materials and parts
  
• Additive/Applications Engineers seeking greater capabilities and efficiency
  
• Design Engineers seeking greater capabilities and efficiency
  
• Quality Engineers looking to streamline quality and calibration efforts
  
• Managers wrestling with LPBF serial production and managing process variation
  

Hands-on Workshop Attendees will Learn:

• New CAD-to-print software automation to remove “human in the loop” variation
  
• Build file development techniques to optimise for common features across part families including support-free printing, printing thin walls, and low-overhangs
  
• Methods for creating build files with multiple build strategies on a single layer
  
• Optimal sorting and filtering techniques for gasflow optimization and plume avoidance
  
• Time-saving Design of Experiments (DoE) methods to develop geometry specific parameters optimised for productivity and quality
  

For technicians interested in the hands-on workshop, bringing a laptop is highly recommended to maximize the workshop experience.
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Your attendance would be at your own cost including for travel and accommodations.