ICAM 2025 to focus on standards and innovation in Additive Manufacturing
The 2025 ASTM International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing (ICAM 2025) will take place October 6 – 10 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Hosted by the ASTM International Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence (AM CoE), the event is supported by over a dozen ASTM technical committees.
ICAM brings together global leaders from industry, academia, government, regulatory agencies, and national labs to address the critical needs of advanced manufacturing. The conference emphasises standardisation, qualification, and certification across the entire advanced manufacturing value chain, providing a unique platform to address the application-specific requirements of various industries while covering fundamental aspects of advanced manufacturing processes.
Attendees will learn from over 900 experts across industry, academia, government, and regulatory agencies while participating in 25 symposia covering cutting-edge topics across various tracks. The conference offers exclusive networking opportunities with top decision-makers, innovators, and thought leaders, allowing participants to stay ahead of the curve in AM standards, qualification, and certification.
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The ultimate goal is to transition cutting-edge research into practical applications through standardisation. The conference will set the stage for addressing current challenges and future opportunities in advanced manufacturing, with a strong emphasis on the seamless transition of research into real-world applications.
Key focus areas include:
- Industry standards
- Design principles
- Qualification and certification
- Innovations in manufacturing
- Materials and processes
- Data management, sharing, and analysis
Participants will gain valuable insights into the future of AM adoption and commercialisation, explore innovations in materials, processes, and digital integration, and learn how to enable the deployment of scalable, production-ready technologies across industries.
The tentative programme and outline agenda have been published here.
