Monday| November 9, 2026 | 10AM-4PM GMTElite Centre for Manufacturing Skills, University of WolverhamptonCambridge Street, Wolverhampton, WV10 0JR

Join EOS, nLight + Dyndrite for an in-person LPBF hands-on workshop hosted by ECMS at the University of Wolverhampton. This is your opportunity to experience the next generation of metal AM part development and production on the latest open EOS machines.

Metal LPBF is breaking free from its legacy constraints. If your team is still wrestling with static firmware, clunky GUI build prep and traditional material boundaries, you are leaving massive performance - and production capability - on the table.

Join ECMS at the University of Wolverhampton, Dyndrite, EOS, and nLIGHT for a high-impact workshop designed for engineers ready to break with old thinking and master the future of software-driven metal additive manufacturing.

This event brings together ECMS’s deep expertise in pushing the limits of complex materials - including pure copper, precious metals, and multi-material printing - with the cutting-edge capabilities of their new EOS M290 equipped with nLIGHT AFX programmable laser technology. Coupled with Dyndrite’s unique vector level toolpath creation APIs, you’ll see how modern codable software and advanced beam-shaping hardware unite to unlock entirely new process windows.

‍What You'll Experience:
Next-Level Toolpath & Beam Automation: Take programmatic control of the laser profile. See how pairing Dyndrite’s automated toolpathing with nLIGHT AFX technology on EOS hardware unlocks support-free printing at ultra-low overhang angles, optimizes energy input for highly reflective metals like pure copper, and drives seamless production automation.
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‍AI-Powered Material Development: Learn how AI coding tools transform R&D for advanced alloys and multi-materials. Learn to rapidly execute Materials & Process Design of Experiments (M&P DoE) and dial in complex material process windows in a fraction of the traditional time.
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‍The Qual/Cert Revolution: Discover how Dyndrite is rewriting the rules of certification. Explore Delta Qualification—qualifying specific process tweaks instead of starting system certification from scratch—and leverage true OEM interoperability for effortless scaling.

Stop letting legacy workflows cap your material and engineering potential. Secure your seat at the University of Wolverhampton today and build what comes next.

Speakers Include:

Harshil Goel
Founder & CEO  |  Dyndrite

Steve Walton
Head of Product | Dyndrite

Max Cabrera
Specialist in Advanced Manufacturing & Materials Engineering | Technical Consultant | Process Engineering

Alex Kingsbury
nLight
Product Line Manager - Additive Manufacturing

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
  

This is a limited-seating 1 day workshop event for AM executives, managers and technicians. While it’s free to attend, your attendance would be at your own cost for travel and accommodations.

For technicians interested in the hands-on workshop, bringing a laptop is highly recommended to maximize the workshop experience.