3D Printing Expo Kicks off Friday in Downtown Bellevue

3D Printer Expo Bellevue DowntownThe 3D Printer World Expo, featuring 40 exhibitors, will take place on Friday and Saturday at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue in downtown Bellevue.

Guests can learn about the new business applications of 3D printing in the expo hall and check out live 3D printer art on the main stage. One booth will entertain by printing Marvel Comics superheroes that feature event attendees’ faces.

The “Made in Space” printer, the first certified 3D printer for use on the International Space Station, will also be on site. Expo-goers can submit ideas for things to be printed at the space station and one idea will be chosen, according to the PSBJ.

About 4,000 people from around the world have pre-registered for the event. Tickets are still available.

Hot this week

4.22-Acre Mixed-Use Development Approved in Downtown Bellevue

A major mixed-use residential development in downtown Bellevue has...

Bellevue Tip Leads to Conviction in Multi-State Sex Trafficking Case

A federal sex trafficking case that began with a...

Blazing Bagels Closes All Locations, Including Bellevue

Blazing Bagels has closed all of its locations, including...

Adrian’s Restaurant & Tequila Bar in Old Bellevue Closes Abruptly

Adrian’s Restaurant & Tequila Bar has closed abruptly, according...

Salt & Straw Ice Cream Opens in Bellevue April 24 with Giveaways and Events

Salt & Straw will open a new scoop shop...
Home Comfort Alliance 300 x 250 - March 2026

NOW SELLING: A RARE PARK-FRONT ADDRESS IN THE HEART OF BELLEVUE

In great cities around the world, homes bordering celebrated...

Bellevue Seeks Drivers to Test Crosswalk Alert App, Pays $100

The City of Bellevue is looking for local drivers...

Four-Building Redevelopment of Panera Bread Strip Mall Advances in Downtown Bellevue

The east half of Bellevue North, the four-building redevelopment...

Amazon to Lay Off 121 Workers in Bellevue, Seattle and Sumner

Amazon will permanently lay off 121 workers in Bellevue, Seattle and Sumner beginning October 1, according to a new WARN notice — the latest in a string of cuts that brings the company's announced Washington reductions to more than 4,600 since last fall.

Freeman Family to Explore Sale of The Bellevue Collection

The Freeman family, owners of Kemper Development Company (KDC),...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

Home Comfort Alliance - Banner 728 x 90 for HVAC