Attend Show, Receive Free 3D Printer

Promising to feature all of the newest and most exciting developments in 3D Printing – the world's most talked about future-technology – 3D Printshow officials announce three new events. 3D Printshow London 2013 will take place at The Business Design Centre, Islington, England, Nov. 7-9, 2013; 3D Printshow Paris 2013 will be held at Carrousel Du Louvre, Paris, France, Nov. 15-16, 2013; and 3D Printshow New York will arrive on American shores from Feb. 13 – 15, 2014, and will be held at the Metropolitan Pavilion, New York, N.Y.

3D Printshow invites attendees will enjoy:

• Live demonstrations, workshops and seminars showcasing Design, Live Music, High Fashion, Art, Food, Archaeology, Movies & Medical science, all produced in 3D print.
• Cutting-edge technologists and incredible artists joining forces to bring the freshest future content to our tech savvy guests.
• Education, Education, Education

Not content to just deliver an amazing show packed with more than 10 interactive 3D printing feature spaces (designed and funded by 3D Printshow and their industry-leading exhibitors), they're supporting the growth and education of young people across the UK, Europe and the USA by reserving an entire morning at each show exclusively for schools.

The 3D Printshow Education Session on Friday, Nov. 7, 2013, (London) and Friday, Nov. 15, 2013, (Paris), NYC (dates TBD) features content developed specifically to engage and stimulate young minds. Along with the amazing future-tech on display, it's packed with an incredible lineup of interactive workshops, with topics ranging from 3D printing chocolate to designing movie characters and even printing off your very own customized robots!

This session will be free of charge to anyone that works in education and for any school or university bringing students to attend the show. To illustrate the depth of their commitment to education, 3D Printshow are going to give every comprehensive school that brings more than 35 students a free 3D Printer to take back to their design department!

"The challenge is not just inspiring future generations, it's about giving them the tools to create and supporting their ability to learn. We can't wait to follow these schools in their journey and see what these kids can do with this technology in their hands," says 3D Printshow founder Kerry Hogarth.