DAIHEN CORPORATION will exhibit at the 29th Manufacturing World Osaka, to be held in Osaka from 7 to 9 October 2026, focusing on the ArcBuilder 3D demonstration of WAAM metal additive manufacturing, which combines arc welding and robot control.
DAIHEN CORPORATION plans to exhibit the ArcBuilder 3D metal additive manufacturing system, based on WAAM (Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing), as its main product. The system extends the company's decades of experience in arc-welding and robot-control technologies into the 3D-printing field. The booth will feature a working demonstration of ArcBuilder 3D, printed samples and software supporting the printing process, presenting a fast, low-cost manufacturing solution as an alternative to conventional casting and machining.
ArcBuilder 3D is a WAAM-based system that forms components by melting and stacking metal wire using arc welding. It is positioned as a product applying DAIHEN CORPORATION's longstanding welding and robot-control technologies to the 3D-printing field. The exhibit will include printed samples and related software, giving visitors an opportunity to examine a high-speed, low-cost manufacturing solution.
The exhibition will run from 7 to 9 October 2026 at INTEX Osaka. DAIHEN CORPORATION's booth is 10-56, with ArcBuilder 3D as the main exhibit. The event will be held under the name "The 29th Manufacturing World [Osaka] — Next-Generation 3D Printer Expo," where visitors can learn more through demonstrations and samples.
Related information includes RObostart's online seminar coverage of the latest developments in robotics, with an online discussion scheduled on the social implementation and mass production of domestically developed humanoid robots. Visitors will also have an opportunity to learn about these latest developments alongside the exhibition.