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Additive Manufacturing Users Group Names Technical Competition Winners

Additive Manufacturing Users Group Names Technical Competition Winners Share Article Bill Braune and Vito Gervasi take the top spots in AMUG s annual technical competition. 2021 AMUG Technical Competition winners Bill Braune (left) and Vito Gervasi. (Images of the winning entries available on request) Every year, the Technical Competition showcases companies and individuals that are pushing the envelope in additive manufacturing. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (PRWEB) May 27, 2021 The Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) today announced the winners of its annual Technical Competition, which recognizes excellence in additive manufacturing applications and finishing techniques. A panel of industry veterans selected Bill Braune of Dinsmore, Inc. and Vito Gervasi of Cadens LLC as winners of the competition, which was held at the group s 32nd annual conference in Orlando, Florida.

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