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New Technologies Shine At World Conference

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New Technologies Shine At World Conference

400 attendees from 35 countries participate

3D Systems Corporation (NASDAQ: TDSC), a provider of 3-D Printing, Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing solutions, announced that more than 400 people from 35 countries attended its second annual World Conference from October 20-23, 2008, in Charlotte, NC and Rock Hill, SC.

At the Conference, 3D Systems introduced seven new systems and materials, including the iPro™ 8000 SLA® Center, the ProJet™ RealWax™ and ProJet™ 5000 3-D Production Systems, and DuraForm® PP 100 Sintering Plastic, the industry’s first polypropylene material.

3D Systems Corporation (NASDAQ: TDSC), a provider of 3-D Printing, Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing solutions, announced that more than 400 people from 35 countries attended its second annual World Conference from October 20-23, 2008, in Charlotte, NC and Rock Hill, SC.

Attendees from every major industry segment experienced a full range of learning, exploring and networking opportunities at the Conference that offered:

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  • 50 interactive presentations and technical lectures by industry-renowned speakers.
  • 18 hands-on training sessions by expert users in state-of-the-art educational facilities.
  • 20 partner exhibits, from comprehensive CAD to finishing resources.

At the Conference, 3D Systems introduced seven new systems and materials, including the iPro™ 8000 SLA® Center, the ProJet™ RealWax™ and ProJet™ 5000 3-D Production Systems, and DuraForm® PP 100 Sintering Plastic, the industry’s first polypropylene material, and highlighted these new systems and materials in exhibits and presentations.

“Our second global conference was a rich venue for newcomers and veterans of our industry to unite to learn, explore and discuss the latest trends and emerging solutions,” says Katharina Hayes, 3D Systems’ Director of Marketing and Communications. “We were excited to be able to unveil and successfully demonstrate our next-generation technologies from each product line, which we believe will lead Additive Fabrication to the next level.”

The next-generation technologies introduced at the Conference spanned 3D Systems’ 3-D Printing, Stereolithography (SLA®) and Laser Sintering (SLS®) product lines.

The next-generation technologies introduced at the Conference spanned 3D Systems’ 3-D Printing, Stereolithography (SLA®) and Laser Sintering (SLS®) product lines to show attendees the future of 3-D Printing, Rapid Prototyping and Rapid Manufacturing solutions.

“Our second global conference was a rich venue for newcomers and veterans of our industry to unite to learn, explore and discuss the latest trends and emerging solutions,” says Katharina Hayes, 3D Systems’ Director of Marketing and Communications. “We were excited to be able to unveil and successfully demonstrate our next-generation technologies from each product line, which we believe will lead Additive Fabrication to the next level.”

More information visit at www.3dsystems.com and www.3dworldconference.com or e-mail at moreinfo@3dsystems.com

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