SAMPE 2026 Conference — Yunshang Intelligent Manufacturing, in collaboration with Addcomposites, cordially invites you to visit Booth B3-100 in Beijing to jointly explore the future of composite material manufacturing.

26-06-09

SAMPE 2026 Conference — Yunshang Intelligent Manufacturing, in collaboration with Addcomposites, cordially invites you to visit Booth B3-100 in Beijing to jointly explore the future of composite material manufacturing.

Yunshang Intelligent Manufacturing invites you to visit.

                 SAMPE China 2026 Annual Conference

2026 International Advanced Composite Materials and Engineering Applications Exhibition

                

Booth No.: B3-100 (Hall 3)
 

Venue: Beijing China International Exhibition Center (Chaoyang Hall)

 

Time: June 10, 2026, 09:00–17:00

June 11, 2026, 09:00–17:00

June 12, 2026   09:00-15:00

 

 

Company Profile


 

Beijing Yunshang Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2015. It is a national high-tech enterprise with its headquarters in Beijing and offices in Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu.

Yunshang Intelligent Manufacturing is dedicated to delivering an advanced, flexible manufacturing ecosystem for composite materials, encompassing both hardware and software solutions. Our core mission is to lower the technological barrier by enabling users to acquire automated composite‑material manufacturing systems, thereby empowering a broader range of industries and small laboratories to enter the high‑performance materials sector. Our product portfolio covers the entire production workflow, from fiber placement and winding to large‑format 3D printing, as well as path‑planning and simulation software.

Product Introduction


 

Industrial-grade additive manufacturing system for continuous-fiber composites


 

Yunshang Intelligent Manufacturing partners with Addcomposites. We offer the following solutions for advanced composite materials, including thermosets, thermoplastics, and dry fibers:

• AFP XS: An integrated automated fiber placement system, suitable for research and small-batch production.

• AFP X: 4‑strand tape placement system, suitable for high‑volume production environments.

• ADDX: An advanced robotic flexible system for continuous fiber 3D printing.

• Filament Winding System: Used for winding fabrication, suitable for complex structures such as pressure vessels and sleeves.

• AddPath, AddPrint: Software for composite material laying, winding, and large‑scale 3D printing, featuring path planning, data flow, and simulation capabilities.

• AddStack, Resin Flow Simulator: Explore, develop, and optimize laminate configuration design software, as well as simulation software that models resin flow in RTM or VARTM processes.

• AddCell: Flexible industrial robot workcell solutions for 8-axis and higher‑axis configurations.


Customer Case Studies

Research and Education Sector

South China University of Technology, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Singapore’s A*STAR, TU Delft–SAM XL, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Texas at Arlington, Canada’s National Research Council (NRC), Purdue University, CdcQ, Saint Jerome, Ontario, Canada, Polytechnique Montréal, and Portugal’s Institute for Systems and Computers Engineering, Science and Innovation (INEGI), among others.

Industrial sector

Compositadour, Compoxi, Composite Energy Technologies (CET), Exel Composites, IND Group.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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