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AMA: Software 2026 a Full Day on the Digital Thread, from AI-Assisted CAM to Vibe Coding

AMA: Software 2026 a Full Day on the Digital Thread, from AI-Assisted CAM to Vibe Coding

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• 3D Printing Industry’s AMA: Software 2026 takes place online on 22 October, with 24 speakers across a full day of presentations and two panels. Registration is free. Additive manufacturing hardware gets most of the attention, but whether a part is printed right first time, and again on the thousandth build, increasingly depends on software. AMA:…

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3D Printing Industry’s AMA: Software 2026 takes place online on 22 October, with 24 speakers across a full day of presentations and two panels. Registration is free.

Additive manufacturing hardware gets most of the attention, but whether a part is printed right first time, and again on the thousandth build, increasingly depends on software. AMA: Software 2026 is built around that idea. Running from 8:50 BST on 22 October, the programme covers design, simulation, process monitoring, data and the workflows that connect them.

What’s on the programme

The day opens with Jason Bowes, COO of CloudNC, on applying AI to CAM programming, followed by Remi Goupil of CoreTechnologie on preserving engineering intelligence from CAD to build plate. Tom Craighs, Senior Product Manager, at Materialise, t

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