Code of Conduct

1. Our Guiding Principles

We bring together practitioners, researchers, material developers, software engineers, and industrial adopters to advance robotic and large-format additive manufacturing (RAM/LFAM).

• Practitioner-first: We prioritize real workflows, tangible code, machine constraints, and material science over promotional sales pitches.
• Process over polish: We celebrate sharing what failed, what was learned, and how processes can be improved.
• Radical integrity: We engage with honesty, transparent data, and mutual respect for open technical debate.

2. Expected Behavior

All participants, speakers, partners, exhibitors, and community contributors are expected to:

• Treat everyone with empathy, professionalism, and respect regardless of background, gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, or religion.
• Focus on constructive technical critique and knowledge sharing.
• Respect the intellectual property, research boundaries, and privacy of fellow practitioners.
• Comply with venue safety guidelines, especially when operating or observing live robotic fabrication equipment.

3. Unacceptable Behavior

We do not tolerate harassment, intimidation, or exclusionary behavior in any form, including:

• Offensive, discriminatory, or degrading comments and jokes.
• Unwelcome sexual attention, advances, or inappropriate physical contact.
• Deliberate disruption of talks, workshop sessions, live demonstrations, or community threads.
• Aggressive sales pitches or deceptive commercial promotion where objective technical discussion is expected.

4. Reporting & Incident Handling

If you experience or witness unacceptable behavior, or have any other concerns, please contact the Addidex organizers immediately:

Organizers reserve the right to take appropriate action, including issuing warnings, immediate expulsion from the event or platform without refund, and temporary or permanent bans from future Addidex initiatives.