Danish AM Hub

Danish AM Hub

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Carl Jacobsens Vej 16, 16, 1. Floor
Valby
Copenhagen, 2500
Denmark
Phone: +45 30 48 47 07
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Dansk AM Hub is Denmark's national focal point for Additive Manufacturing. Its goal is to change the way we traditionally understand the concept of production by promoting the use of newer production technologies such as Additive Manufacturing and 3D printing in business and a wider Danish context.

Increasing knowledge of new technologies and business models is a crucial tool for change, and additive manufacturing can be a source of innovation, sustainable production and value creation for individual companies.

Dansk AM Hub wants to bring together the Danish ecosystem and together inspire, change and advise on AM with the aim of making Danish industry look at the multifaceted possibilities of AM technology. The company works to build future-proof competencies and bring new knowledge to the development of new business models and innovative solutions.

All of this is done by developing and initiating ambitious programs and activities that challenge what technology can do with cross-cutting development projects, which at the same time put Denmark on the "AM World map".

The Danish AM Hub is an open alliance that stands together to demonstrate and disseminate the effects of 3D printing and AM for a company's business, customers, development and sustainability.

Internationally, Danish AM hub works with similar sister organizations and has a global network.

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