<center><b>Webinar Report</b></center>
  <center><b>Renaissance of Manufacturing Sector: A 3D Printing Perspective</b></center>
  <center><b>11 AM to 12.00 PM Monday, 18 May 2020</b></center>
  <p style='text-align:justify;'>During current lockdown, a major role is being played by the health sector. And in order to support
  health sector, equipment wise, 3D printing industry is proving itself to be the backbone of this sector.Whether it may be reusable mask, face shield, etc. But, this 3D printing industry itself is going
  through various ups and downs. Therefore, to address this alarming topic on the Renaissance of Manufacturing Sector: A 3D Printing Perspective. ASSOCHAM along with 3D industry leader SAHAS
  Softech has hosted webinar on Monday, 18 May 2020 at 11.00 AM to 12.00 PM.</p>
  <p style='text-align:justify;'>The introductory & welcome address was delivered by Shri Vipul BG, Regional Director - West, ASSOCHAM. The moderator of the Webinar was Shri. Bharat Patel, Chairman, Startup Committee, ASSOCHAM Gujarat Council. Shri Bharat highlighted the importance of this webinar in the present situation. Very smoothly, Shri Patel catalysed the entire session. His prime focus was discuss all the minute
  detail of the topic. Every aspect including merits and demerits were explored thoroughly.<p style='text-align:justify;'>
  <p style='text-align:justify;'>Shri Sohrab Kothari, Co-founder, SAHAS Softech LLP was our main speaker and presenter. Shri
  Sohrab laid focus on the use of Digital inventory in bridging liquidity crunch.Technology is the solution for that and SAHAS is leading the way for the same. Digital inventory will help you in reduced
  investment in the stocking. It will give you the freedom on minor edits and customizing products for
  individuals. Passing digital inventory is through a click of the button rather than transporting actual
  inventory around different locations. The digital inventory in additive manufacturing gives you the
  confidence of manufacturing any kind of geometry, which might not be possible through traditional
  manufacturing. said Shri Sohrab.</p>
  <p style='text-align:justify;'>On the future of 3D printing, Shri Sohrab added that The next industrial revolution, industry 4.0 or we
  say smart factories 3D printing would be an excellent tool for such companies. 3D Printing in future
  will disrupt the manufacturing value chain, allowing a shift from mass production to full customization,
  from centralized to distributed production. There is definitely going be a lot of innovation on applications, Material development, and different parameters to achieve properties of actual materials. 3D
  printing has some amazing applications apart from industrial, like Edibles, Tissue engineering, memory
  and reactive material (4D Printing) etc.
  <p style='text-align:justify;'>Subsequently, the participants raised several Q&A which were answered by Shri Sohrab the panelists.
  All IT related support was extended by Anoop Negi, IT Dept., ASSOCHAM. The webinar attracted
  registrations of professional participants which included 3D Printing Professionals, Directors, Legal
  and Compliance Heads, and Academician etc</p>