Addidex Connect Haarlem 2027
Industrial repeatability, software toolchains, and high-throughput production on the factory floor.
2027 Haarlem Focus Themes
High-Throughput Pellet LFAM
Thermal stabilization, screw designs, and pellet moisture control for 50kg/h+ extrusion.
Multi-Axis Kinematics & CAM
Collision-free non-planar slicing, 6-axis inverse kinematics, and Grasshopper-to-robot pipelines.
In-Line QA & Validation
Thermal layer imaging, acoustic emission, and mechanical certification for industrial parts.
Bio-Composites & Recycled Feeds
Flax, hemp, and post-consumer recycled feedstocks scaled to multi-meter structural components.
3D Makers Zone at AM Campus MRA
Located in the industrial harbor of Haarlem, 3D Makers Zone is one of Europe's premier smart industry innovation clusters.
Multi-brand articulated robot arms equipped with pellet and wire-arc end effectors.
Mechanical tensile testing, rheology diagnostics, and in-house filament extrusion.
Floor Area:2,500 m²
Location:Haarlem (Amsterdam Region)
Transit:15 min from Amsterdam Schiphol
Demonstration Cells:6 Live Workcells
What Practitioners Say
“Addidex is the only event where speakers show the failed prints, explain nozzle clogging kinematics, and give actual G-code solutions.”
“Being able to talk directly with material compounders while watching their pellets being extruded on a 6-axis robot arm in real time was invaluable.”
“Factory floor over hotel ballroom every single time. No marketing slides, just real machine time and intense peer exchange.”
Haarlem 2027 FAQ
What makes Addidex Connect different from trade shows?
Connect is hosted directly on operating factory floors with active 6-axis robot arms, extruders, and material testing labs. There are no booth curtains, no generic pitch decks, and zero stage selling—speakers show actual G-code, toolpath errors, and production economics.
Who attends Addidex Connect Haarlem?
Attendees are practitioners: robotics engineers, CAM software authors, print bureau founders, material chemists, and computational architects who actively specify, operate, or develop robotic AM systems.
What is the technical scope of the Haarlem edition?
Haarlem focuses on industrial repeatability, high-throughput pellet LFAM (50kg/h+), multi-axis non-planar slicing, in-line quality assurance, and engineering thermoplastics/composites.
How can I secure tickets for Haarlem 2027?
Join the priority waiting list below. When registration opens, invitations are dispatched sequentially to verified waiting list practitioners.
Join the Haarlem 2027 Waiting List
Capacity is capped at 222 practitioners to preserve uncrowded access to live industrial robotic cells. Priority registration invitations will be sent to the waiting list first.