Infinite Possibilities Unfolded
At ITAP 2025, the theme “Infinite Possibilities” came to life - not just as a slogan, but as a tangible experience of what additive manufacturing can truly achieve.
From October 15–17, our booth became a vibrant showcase of creativity, technology, and collaboration. Together with our trusted partners from Stratasys, Materialise, GPAINNOVA | DLyte, and 3DCeram, we demonstrated how 3D printing continues to push the limits of engineering precision, material innovation, creativity and problem-solving across industries.
As one of Singapore’s leading 3D printing solution providers for over 13 years, we’ve built our foundation on a simple belief: that every idea, no matter how complex, deserves a pathway that redefines innovation and functional excellence.
Turning Our Ideas into Experiences
To bring this theme to life, we curated a booth experience that merged creativity and engineering, allowing visitors to interact, experiment, and discover firsthand the infinite possibilities of additive manufacturing.
+ Custom Cookies Giveaway
Visitors enjoyed cookies made using our in-house 3D printed molds, showing how intricate design meets practical functionality. This fun, edible creation perfectly symbolized the potential of 3D printing in the food and beverage industry, where imagination can literally be baked into form.
+ Slingshot Tournament – Testing Silicone Strength
In conjunction of our newly launched 3D printable P3 silicone material by Stratasys, participants took aim in a lively slingshot challenge. Beyond the excitement, this demonstration highlighted the material’s flexibility, strength, and realism, paving the way for its use in functional parts and diverse applications.
+ Support Removal Tournament – Process Simplicity
Another hands-on experience, the support removal challenge, showcased the ease of post-processing printed with Stratasys PolyJet technology. Visitors witnessed how quickly and cleanly supports could be removed, proof that innovation isn’t just about speed but also about simplicity and user experience.
+ Bespoke 3D Printed Giveaways
Several tournament champions of the day walked away with bespoke 3D printed prizes, uniquely symbolizing our creativity through engineering. Even those who didn’t win left with 3D printed souvenirs, ensuring everyone took home a piece of innovation.
Industry Collaboration
+ Media Dialogue on MNC-LE Partnership in Manufacturing
A key highlight was an interview with The Straits Times featuring our General Manager, Mr. Sean Looi, who shared how Creatz3D supports multinational companies in integrating additive manufacturing into their production workflows for smarter, more sustainable operations. The interview was held in conjunction with EDB (Economic Development Board) and SMF (Singapore Manufacturing Federation) fireside chat on MNC–LE partnerships.
+ Leadership Tour
We were also honored to co-host a guided tour with senior leaders from the semiconductor industry by SSIA (Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association), as well as the next generation of future leaders from multiple institutions and regional industry representatives. The dialogue centered on how additive manufacturing aligns with evolving business strategies, helping companies overcome challenges, accelerate growth, and expand confidently into new markets.
+ Connecting our Ecosystem
This year, our collaboration extended beyond our core technology and software partners.
Shonan 3D joined us to showcase their 3D scanning solutions, completing the digital manufacturing loop from reverse engineering to inspection.
Meanwhile our creative subsidiary, Figure Factories known for custom figurines, added a playful touch that illustrated how additive manufacturing connects engineering and AI in bridging the imaginative dimension of their newly launched IRL 3D-miniature series.
The Journey Continues
To all our partners, associates, and visitors, thank you for exploring additive manufacturing with us. Together, we will continue shaping a future where ideas take form, innovation thrives, and boundaries no longer exist.
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