World 3D Printing Technology Industry Alliance Headquarters Settled in Silicon Valley

It is reported that the headquarters of the World 3D Printing Technology Industry Alliance will be located in Silicon Valley, and an annual meeting and exposition will be held in Silicon Valley every November, and the World 3D Printing Technology Industry Development Report will be released exclusively and authoritatively. Authoritative experts and leading companies in the 3D printing industry from more than 10 countries, including the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Belgium, China, Canada, Australia, and Japan, will set up industry think tanks. This year, the '2014 World 3D Printing Technology Industry Conference Americas Summit' hosted by the World 3D Printing Technology Industry Alliance will be held in Silicon Valley, USA from November 8 to 17, 2014. The conference will focus on the business model of 3D printing and the application of 3D printing, and hold activities such as the China-US 3D Printing Roundtable Dialogue, the China-Europe 3D Printing Roundtable Dialogue, and the 3D Printing TV Dialogue. More than 800 guests from the global 3D printing industry and user companies will gather in Silicon Valley to discuss the breakthrough of 3D printing. The conference is located in Silicon Valley of the United States, hoping to create a good scientific and technological atmosphere for the development of 3D printing technology with the help of Silicon Valley as a global high-tech center. In order to promote the organic combination of 3D printing and traditional industries, the World 3D Printing Technology Industry Alliance and China 3D Printing Technology Industry Alliance, with the strong support of the Qingdao Municipal Government, are building the world's first 3D printing product in the Qingdao National High-tech Industrial Development Zone. It is an open application service platform integrating four functions: exhibition display, popularization of 3D printing technology, 3D printing processing service, and 3D printing application research and development. At present, the project has been fully launched. It is expected that the products of member companies will be purchased in a centralized manner in late August, and it will be fully opened to the public before the end of December. Luo Jun, secretary general of the World 3D Printing Technology Industry Alliance, said that in the next three years, 10 such service platforms will be built in major regional industrial cities across the country, and such business models will be replicated in the United States and Europe.