Rapid + TCT Convenes in Boston in April 2026

Published on January 12, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Aerial view of the Boston fairground with Rapid + TCT logos and stands from additive manufacturing and 3D printing companies.

Rapid + TCT Meets in Boston in April 2026

The additive manufacturing industry has a key appointment in Boston, United States, from April 13 to 16, 2026. The Rapid + TCT event serves as the main meeting point for professionals seeking to see firsthand how these tools transform the way to design and produce. 🏭

A Showcase of Cutting-Edge Technology

The fairground becomes a hotbed of innovation. Participating companies showcase their latest industrial 3D printers, present advanced materials, and demonstrate specialized software. Visitors can watch machines process metals, polymers, and composite materials in real time.

Main Highlights:
  • Exhibition of the latest-generation industrial equipment for various materials.
  • Presentation of integration solutions to connect 3D printing with traditional production chains.
  • Technical conferences delving into quality control, generative design, and sustainable practices.
While some seek the ultimate machine, others just wish the office printer would stop jamming with the same filament.

The Nerve Center for Networking

Beyond the technology, the fair functions as an essential hub for networking. It attracts engineers, designers, and purchasing managers from multiple sectors. Organization by application areas—such as aerospace, automotive, medical, and consumer goods—helps professionals find specific answers for their fields.

Key Activities for Connecting:
  • Sectoral pavilions grouping solutions by industry.
  • A structured program of business rounds to facilitate commercial agreements.
  • Dedicated zones where startups showcase their most disruptive projects.

A Barometer for the Future of Manufacturing

Events like Rapid + TCT not only show the current state of additive manufacturing, but also mark the direction the industry will take. They represent a unique opportunity to evaluate trends, compare technologies, and build a network of contacts that drives the adoption of these methodologies at all production levels. 🔧