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Formnext Awards 2026: Submissions are open across six categories
The Formnext Awards are back. With submissions now open for the 2026 edition, Mesago Messe Frankfurt is once again inviting the additive manufacturing community...
Formnext Awards 2025: Who are the winners?
Launched last year as a replacement for the Start-up Challenge, the Formnext Awards recognize innovations, sustainable concepts, and special achievements that have had a...
Formnext Awards 2025: The submission phase is officially launched
Applications are open from now until 31 July for the Start-up Award and 31 August for all other categories.
After a successful first edition...
Formnext Awards 2024: Who are the winners?
As discussed in this article, this 2024 edition of Formnext featured a new component in the event’s program: the Formnext Awards. As a reminder,...
Formnext Awards: 6 categories to highlight AM champions
Since 2015, Mesago, the organizer of Formnext, has allowed us to discover young companies that are shaping the industry through its famous Start-up Challenge....
New Formnext Awards to acknowledge excellence in 6 different AM categories
More than shiny trophies, awards often serve as a powerful motivator for encouraging people to continue doing what they do best. In our small...
Formnext’s 10th anniversary edition promises an extended event program
To commemorate its 10th birthday, Formnext – the world's largest trade fair for Additive Manufacturing and the next generation of production – is expanding...
From ballet shoes to heat exchangers: purmundus challenge winners honored at Formnext
With the innovative development "New Pointe Shoe Sole", Sophia Lindner from act'ble GmbH has won the first prize of the purmundus challenge. Winners of...
amsight now Available in Aconity3D’s machine configurator
Software company amsight that took part in the Formnext Awards joined forces with 3D printer manufacturer Aconity3D to enhance data-driven process development and quality...
News Round-Up: RYSE 3D, ATLIX, and Carbon
From a UK-based additive manufacturing SME proving that polymer 3D printing can scale into serial production, to a European metal AM player expanding its...