From October 9 to 12, WASP will attend two international trade fairs, showcasing its 3D printing technologies for the construction and medical sectors
Since 2012, WASP has been designing, producing, and selling Made in Italy 3D printers worldwide, focusing its research on technologies that address human needs such as housing and healthcare.
Its wide range of machines reflects this vision, including large-scale 3D printers for construction and professional 3D printers for specialized industries, such as the medical and orthopedic sectors.
From October 9th to 12th, WASP will participate in two industry trade fairs: SAIE in Bologna and BioJapan in Yokohama.
SAIE – the International Construction Fair: BolognaFiere, Hall 29 - F41 & G54.
WASP returns to SAIE, the international construction fair, showcasing its 3D printing technologies for the construction sector in two dedicated areas. In the Live-printing area, location F41 – Hall 29, attendees can witness Crane WASP live-printing one of the walls of Itaca, the 3D printed self-sufficient house currently under construction. At the same time, at stand G54 – Hall 29, they will have the opportunity to learn more about the possibilities that industrial 3D printers, such as WASP 3MT HDP, offer to the construction industry for the creation of customized parametric formworks.
BioJapan – the Leading Event for the Biotechnology Industry: PACIFICO Yokohama, Italian Pavilion, Stand B-64
From October 9 to 11, WASP will participate with ICE - Italian Trade & Investment Agency at BioJapan in Yokohama, the leading event for the biotechnology industry in the medical sector. This year, WASP will showcase a range of concrete applications developed using its 3D printing technologies. These products were created by orthopedic laboratories and manufacturers that have partnered with WASP for years, delivering real solutions for their patients. Thanks to its network of partners and resellers in Japan, WASP is ready to export its Digital Orthopedic Laboratory, making its technologies available to local companies in Japan.
