Houston, TX - Booth #1514
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As the premier event for uncrewed systems, robotics, and autonomous technology, XPONENTIAL brings together global innovators shaping the future of defense, aerospace, and unmanned flight. Stratasys Direct will be there, showcasing the latest 3D printing innovations for UAVs, drones & defense applications.
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With decades of aerospace expertise, Stratasys Direct has helped the industry's top companies accelerate product development and production through advanced 3D printing services. Our deep understanding of aerospace requirements — backed by ITAR registration and AS9100/ISO 9001 certifications —ensures we deliver high-performance, flight-ready solutions for even the most demanding applications.
May 21, 2025
1:30 PM CT
Solutions Theater
Additive manufacturing (AM) isn’t just for prototyping anymore—it’s a critical tool for cutting costs, reducing risk, and scaling production in the unmanned industry. If you're still relying solely on traditional manufacturing, you’re missing opportunities to improve lead times, strengthen supply chains, and develop more advanced, lightweight components.
Join Conrad Smith , Global Director of Aerospace at Stratasys, to see how top UAV companies are leveraging AM to stay ahead. This session will cover:
Conrad Smith is the Global Director of Aerospace and Defense (A&D) at Stratasys, where he utilizes nearly two decades of industry experience within A&D to drive additive manufacturing solutions, strategic development and execution for Stratasys' A&D team. Before joining Stratasys, Conrad served as Director of Operations and Supply Chain at Shield AI, where he scaled the organization, implemented make/buy strategies and improved multiple KPIs. He developed and implemented a supply chain strategy that enabled exponential growth of production requirements, supporting Shields doubling in valuation. Conrad spent over 11 years at Northrop Grumman, culminating in the role of Director, Global Supply Chain Program Management, overseeing substantial material and labor expenditures. His experience spans material estimating, strategic sourcing, and international subcontract management. Throughout his career, Conrad has supported diverse aerospace programs, including manned and unmanned aircraft, spacecraft, and rotorcraft. Conrad holds a B.B.A. in Business Administration and an M.S. in Supply Chain Management from the University of San Diego.
