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When I think back on past 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World events, what always stands out is the people who share what they\u2019ve learned with our community. Some are seasoned presenters, others are speaking for the first time. But every story adds something new.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve seen a room full of engineers quickly reach for their notebooks when someone revealed a shortcut that cut hours from their workflow. I\u2019ve watched a startup team step off stage, energized by the realization that their story resonated far beyond their own circle. And I\u2019ve sat in sessions where a lesson from halfway across the world suddenly felt like it applied to everyone in the room.<\/p>\n 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World is a gathering built on shared experience. The real value lies in hearing how different people approach problems, experiment with tools, and drive their projects forward. Nobody walks into a session hoping for perfection. People attend to hear genuine experiences and insights that provide practical takeaways long after the event.<\/p>\n That\u2019s why I\u2019m excited to share that the Call for Speakers for 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World 2026 is now open. This is your chance to take the microphone, whether you\u2019ve developed a time-saving trick in SOLIDWORKS, rethought a workflow in manufacturing, or used simulation to crack a tough design challenge.<\/p>\n This year, we\u2019re making it even easier to contribute. Breakout sessions will be slightly shorter, 45 minutes instead of an hour, so you can focus on your core message without worrying about filling extra time. And you don\u2019t have to stick with a traditional lecture format. From workshops to round-tables to masterclasses, there are multiple ways to connect with others who want to learn from your experience.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re wondering whether your story is \u201cbig enough,\u201d let me stop you there. Some of the most memorable sessions I\u2019ve attended weren\u2019t about huge projects or monumental wins; they were about practical, hard-earned lessons that others could immediately apply. Those insights matter, and they\u2019re exactly what make 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World so special.<\/p>\n I want to extend a special thank you to all who have presented with us in the past. You are a key part of this vibrant community, and you know exactly what it takes to deliver valuable content to your peers. We look forward to receiving your submissions for 3D<\/strong>EXPERIENCE World 2026. When doing so, I\u2019d like to encourage you to think about someone you could mentor or nominate. Giving someone their first opportunity to present is a powerful way to strengthen our community and pass along knowledge in a new voice.<\/p>\n The important details:<\/strong><\/p>\n So, if you\u2019ve solved a problem, streamlined a process, or found a creative way forward, consider sharing it. 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