Many businesses and startups struggle to turn ideas into physical products due to a lack of knowledge around prototyping, manufacturing processes, and cost-effective production methods. This workshop aims to bridge that gap by giving attendees a clear, practical understanding of how to move from concept to physical product using modern tools like 3D printing.

You will leave with a clear roadmap for developing your product, understanding which technologies to use, and how to avoid costly mistakes in early-stage development.

Key topics include:

- Understanding different 3D printing technologies (FDM, SLA, SLS) and when to use each

- How to prepare a design for prototyping and production

- Common mistakes that increase cost and lead time

- How to validate product ideas quickly using prototypes

- Transitioning from prototype to low-volume production

The session will focus on real-world examples and practical insights to ensure attendees can apply what they learn immediately to their own business or project.

This workshop is best suited for:

- Startups and early-stage businesses developing new products

- Small to medium businesses looking to prototype or

manufacture parts locally

- Creatives, designers, and entrepreneurs

Level: Entry to Intermediate

Relevance: Product-based businesses, manufacturing, design, construction, and innovation-focused industries

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