Kira Charron

Kira Charron

Kira Charron is a content strategist with an affinity for emerging technologies. Since 2014, she has served as staff writer, editor, and content creator for the additive manufacturing news sector. She is now located in Toronto, Canada, working within the city’s booming tech ecosystem.

3D Printing Processes

Kira CharronNovember 29, 2016

Additive Industries Automated AM Factory Gears Up for Full Series Production

Whether you refer to it as the fully automated factory, the lights out factory, or digital serial manufacturing – the…
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3D Printing Processes

Kira CharronNovember 24, 2016

Concept Laser Boosts Metal 3D Printing with GE and ‘M LINE FACTORY’

After rising from a small independent business to the leading innovator in metal laser melting 3D printing technology, Concept Laser…
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3D Printing Service Providers

Kira CharronNovember 21, 2016

WhiteClouds CRO talks Color 3D Printing and HP’s Color Advantage

“If it’s color 3D printed anywhere in the world, there’s a very high likelihood it came out of our factory.”…
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Mixed Reality

Kira CharronNovember 18, 2016

Beautifying Tech: Augmented Reality in Makeup and Skincare

Last week, I wrote about how 3D printing in cosmetics is happening mainly at the industry level via packaging solutions…
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3D Printing Processes

Kira CharronNovember 11, 2016

Bioprinting Skin and Hair: a Good Look for Cosmetic and Healthcare Technology

I’m more tech-enthusiast than Sephora-junkie, so last year’s buzz about Mink’s 3D printed makeup definitely caught my attention, and got…
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Mixed Reality

Kira CharronNovember 1, 2016

Mixed Reality Meets Wearable Tech: 360° Video Recording Sunglasses From ORBI

The blending of the physical and digital worlds has arrived, with 3D scanning, virtual reality, and additive manufacturing forming a…
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3D Printing Processes

Kira CharronOctober 24, 2016

Stratasys talks 3D Demonstrator and How Customer-Driven Innovation Keeps them Competitive

Will 7-axis 3D printing drive the Factory of the Future? Can we take the labor out of composite materials? And…
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