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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3D Systems is now a global, holistic solutions provider says EVP Phil Schultz
3D Systems has come together as one, with a clear vision to be a holistic solutions provider for AM production. After a period of great expansion and after dealing with the subsequent challenges due to “over-expansion”, the company is now starting to reap the benefits. The new executive team led…
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How AON3D is changing expectations for 3D printing high-performance plastics
AON3D was born in 2015 with one main goal: to make 3D printing high-performance polymers more accessible. The Montreal-based company was co-founded by Kevin Han, Randeep Singh and Andrew Walker, three material engineers, all of whom were determined to put their own knowledge of industrial polymers and thermoplastics to use…
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Andy Langfeld on the future of Stratasys, from LPM to material certification
On March 7th, the Stratasys User Conference took place. The event, organized by the 3D printing giant, showcased some interesting use cases for Stratasys‘ AM technologies. The main purpose of the event was to highlight, through the direct experience of its customers, the competitive advantages offered by the Stratasys’ technologies,…
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IWD 2019: Discussing diversity with women in 3D printing
Every March 8th, people around the world are encouraged to think about the struggles that women have overcome and continue to endure. Though we have come far since the early days of women’s liberation movements, systemic and long-lasting inequalities between the sexes continue to affect women of all walks of…
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Biogelx CEO Mitch Scanlan: how synthetic bioinks will drive bioprinting forward
Born as a spin-out of the University of Strathclyde, Scotland-based Biogelx is pioneering the development of tunable synthetic materials for 3D bioprinting applications. The startup, which has been developing synthetic peptide hydrogels since 2013, is now preparing to commercially launch its first bioinks, suitable for a range of bioprinting applications.…
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Studio Bitonti: from 3D consultancy to generative design software developer
New York-based design firm Studio Bitonti has become known in the additive manufacturing industry for its boundary-pushing designs that emphasize innovation, aesthetics and function—often in relation to the human body. The studio’s founder, Francis Bitonti even designed some of the most notable 3D printed fashion pieces over the years—including Dita…
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At Desktop Metal, on a wild unicorn ride with Ric Fulop (and Ely Sachs)
On a recent trip to Boston, to co-host and present at the AM Strategies conference on Medical and Dental AM, I was invited to visit Desktop Metal. The fact that the company just closed the latest round of investments, for $160 million (bringing the total to $438 million) made it all the…
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Jabil Engineered Materials, the last piece of the AM puzzle
Last week, global manufacturing company Jabil announced the launch of Jabil Engineered Materials as well as the opening of its new Materials Innovation Center, which will address the development of new industrial materials for additive manufacturing. The announcement shows how Jabil, a $22 billion company with nearly 200,000 employees, is committed…
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Elementum 3D: at the cutting edge of advanced AM materials
Achieving high quality, industrial prints is not just up to the 3D printer hardware in question. As all in the industry know, software and, perhaps most crucially, materials play a vital role in the AM process. In fact, the development of 3D printable industrial polymers, metals and other material groups…
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Johnson & Johnson’s multifaceted world of 3D printing
Johnson & Johnson, a pharmaceutical, medical and consumer goods company that has been in operation for over a century, clearly understands what its target markets want. In the consumer goods arena, the company recently demonstrated just how well it is meeting these wants with the unveiling of its most personalized…
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