Executive Interviews
Executive Interviews are one-to-one conversations that 3D Printing Media Network journalists regularly have with AM industry leaders, decision-makers, innovators and pioneers. You can find insights, opinions and analyses relative to the biggest challenges that the AM industry is facing, innovative technologies, new applications and much more. This is where you can learn about some of the biggest opportunities that AM presents, straight from those who are making them happen.
While reporting on everything that happens in the world of additive manufacturing, the 3dpbm and 3D Printing Media Network teams have had the privilege to speak with some of the professionals that are contributing to define the future of manufacturing.
If you are an AM industry executive, researcher, engineer or inventor and you would like to share your own views, announce new research and progresses, discuss challenges and opportunities, please contact our team anytime at info@3dpbm.com.
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Ziggzagg is targeting lights-off AM production of 200,000-part series
During the recent AM Trends in EMEA study conducted in collaboration with HP, 3pdbm worked on understanding AM’s role in the digitalization of manufacturing among leading industrial parts producers, across the major European markets. Ziggzagg’s CEO Stijn Paridaens offered a key contribution in understanding these dynamics and digitalization strategies. The…
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JuggerBot 3D and DSM, where composite materials and industrial 3D printing meet
Across industrial sectors and the broader manufacturing world, composites are gaining prominence for their enhanced material properties and cost efficiency. Additive manufacturing, for its part, is poised to radically transform how these materials are used compared to highly labor-intensive conventional methods. At this junction of composite materials and additive manufacturing…
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OECHSLER and Carbon, a powerhouse team in polymer 3D printing
Founded in 1864, Germany-based OECHSLER has well over a century of experience in the production of plastic parts and products. This long-running practice has provided a strong foundation for the company’s current offering, which consists of one of the most robust polymer 3D printing production chains in existence. Eager to…
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Sand 3D printing boosts GRATZ Engineering’s production
GRATZ Engineering boosted its prototype production by integrating sand 3D printing into its technical business units. The German automotive supplier from the northeast of Baden-Württemberg recognized 3D printing’s enormous potential back in the nineties when it was still a very young technology. Since then, GRATZ has relied on fast metal…
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Back to the basics: Lithoz unveils CeraFab Lab entry-level ceramic 3D printer
With a well-rounded 3D printing product portfolio comprising production-grade printers, multi-material systems and medical ceramic 3D printing machines, Lithoz has progressed immensely in recent years, delivering products that have contributed to the advancement of ceramic 3D printing. With its newest product launch—the CeraFab Lab L30—the company is going back to…
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Watch: CEO Richard Gaignon on 3DCeram Sinto’s push to industrialize ceramic AM
Despite the challenges that 2020 threw in its (and everyone’s) way, ceramic 3D printing pioneer 3DCeram Sinto has persevered and has started 2021 on a high. The company has adapted remarkably well to the changing dynamics of the industry—and business in general—and through it all has remained focused on its…
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Racing with Sauber into the future of additive production
Swiss motorsport company Sauber is a historic team in the Formula 1 circuit, where it has been competing since 1993. The intensive implementation of AM at Sauber since the early 2000s is not the only reason why the company is now playing such a relevant role in the AM industry:…
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Luxexcel 3D printing and smartglasses, a clear match
Netherlands-based Luxexcel is a pioneer of 3D printed lenses. The company’s proprietary technology—first developed over a decade ago—stands on a strong foundation of optic, material, process and, of course, 3D printing expertise. Today, Luxexcel remains the only company to have developed a 3D printing process for creating prescription lenses. Despite…
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The integration of AM at General Motors
The following is a preview of an interview conducted by 3dpbm with General Motors. Look out for the full story in our upcoming Automotive AM Focus 2021 eBook. For over a century, Detroit-based General Motors (GM) has been a key pioneer and player in the global automotive sector. Today, GM…
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What ExOne’s new products mean for the future of the company and binder jetting
Though many industries have consolidated their business or slowed down operations in light of the economic impact of COVID-19, many in the additive manufacturing world have actually achieved growth. Among the AM players that show no signs of slowing down is ExOne, a leader in binder jetting technologies that has…
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