Day 1 of the seminar featured a ShakeAM project booth showcasing live demonstrations of MEX 3D printing, sample parts, and educational materials. Visitors engaged with the project’s offerings and were introduced to a range of educational opportunities within additive manufacturing.

Day 2 included a focused two-hour workshop on AI-driven design for additive manufacturing. With 27 participants, the workshop explored ShakeAM project results, learning exercises, and practical applications, such as a drone frame design demonstration. The hands-on format and detailed Q&A session were well-received, with half of the participants signing up for the upcoming ShakeAM pilot programs in May.

Feedback from participants praised the workshop’s informative structure, engaging speakers, and accessible explanations. Attendees expressed strong interest in further ShakeAM activities, especially the online learning platform and Best Practice Database. Suggestions for future events included expanding the space to accommodate more attendees and extending the workshop duration to explore topics in more depth.

The ShakeAM seminar successfully highlighted the project's impact on advancing skills in additive manufacturing and fostering community engagement, setting the stage for ongoing educational initiatives in Greece.