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Additive Insight

Welcome to Additive Insight, the original additive manufacturing industry podcast, your source for news, interviews and comment on the latest 3D printing and AM intelligence, brought to you by the TCT content team.

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00:40:25

Plastometrex CTO Jimmy Campbell on making the...

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2024/04/08

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, Plastometrex CTO Dr Jimmy Campbell joins us to discuss the company's PIP Testing technology.Profilometry-based Indentation Plastometry (PIP) is a method for obtaining a material’s stress-strain curve from an indent profile by using accelerated inverse finite element analysis. Throughout the episode, Campbell explains how PIP technology works, where it can be applied, and the impact it can have on quality assurance, parameter optimisation,

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00:41:45

#174 Jeff Robertson & Allyce Jackman on CFD,...

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2024/04/01

On the latest instalment of TCT's Innovators on Innovators series Flow-3D Senior CFD Engineer Allyce Jackman sits down with Hexagon’s Director of Business Enablement Jeff Robertson. Throughout their conversation, the pair discuss computational fluid dynamics in additive, why industry has struggled to adopt simulation and computational tools, and the economic challenges for AM. They also ponder whether investment into AM will continue based on current market performance and discuss a billion

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00:42:28

#173 ArcelorMittal's Colin Hautz on bringing lean...

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2024/03/25

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we're joined by Colin Hautz, the CEO of ArcelorMittal Powders. ArcelorMittal is one of the largest manufacturers of steel in the world and has set up the ArcelorMittal Powders business to bring steel powders to the additive manufacturing industry. Hautz has been appointed to lead the new business unit and joins the Additive Insight podcast to explain the motivation behind the new venture. He also discusses how ArcelorMittal Powders will

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00:28:39

#172 AMUG 2024: First impressions, conversations and...

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2024/03/18

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, TCT editors Laura Griffiths and Oliver Johnson discuss their week in Chicago at the 2024 Additive Manufacturing Users Group Conference.They talk about conference highlights including a keynote talk from Jason Lopes on the 3D printing story at Legacy Effects, and a special Innovators Showcase conversation between Todd Grimm and metal additive manufacturing pioneer Greg Morris. Plus, technology launches from the show floor, key conversations and

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00:36:29

#171 How 3D printing enables the designs of Ursa...

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2024/03/11

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies is joined by Joe Laurienti, the founder and CEO of aerospace company Ursa Major Technologies.Laurienti founded Ursa Major as the first pure play rocket propulsion company in America in 2015, having previously worked on SpaceX and Blue origin engine projects. In setting up Ursa Major, Laurienti and his team have aimed to develop technology that can allow companies to double launch capacity and solve supply chain

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00:29:30

Odapt CEO Ivana Llobet on enhancing the ostomy bag...

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2024/03/04

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, Group Content Manager Sam Davies is joined by Ivana Llobet, the founder and CEO of medical device company Odapt. Ivana founded Odapt in a bid to solve the problem of leakage in conventional ostomy bags. Using 3D printing, the company is developing personalised silicone wafers that better fit the user of ostomy bags and are adapted to the shape of stomas and pouches. Throughout our conversation, we discuss why 3D printing is suitable for this

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00:23:48

#169 Olaf Diegel on thinking creatively about...

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2024/02/26

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we're joined by Olaf Diegel, Professor of Additive Manufacturing at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, and founder of ODD Guitars.Renowned for his stylised 3D printed guitars, Diegel will present at the 2024 Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) Conference as part of a duo of keynote talks focused on creative adoption of 3D printing technologies. Throughout the episode, Diegel shares his thoughts on the importance of design for additive

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00:55:40

#168 Meet the 2024 TCT Women in 3D Printing Innovators

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2024/02/22

To launch the vote for this year's TCT Women in 3D Printing Innovator Award, we invited our five finalists onto a panel to discuss their journeys into additive manufacturing (AM) and how they're each impacting the industry today. This year's finalists are: Brigitte de Vet, Chief Executive Officer at Materialise; Cora Leibig, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Chromatic 3D Materials; Melissa Orme, Vice President of Additive Manufacturing at The Boeing Company; Nesma Aboulkhair, Director of

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00:34:33

#167 Adrian Bowyer tells the story of the 3D printing...

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2024/02/19

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we're joined by Adrian Bowyer, the founder of the RepRap movement and a TCT Hall of Famer. Bowyer, a former mechanical engineering academic, came to prominence within the 3D printing world around 20 years ago when he shared a blog on the Bath University website detailing the idea for a replicating rapid prototyper. Once published, he was encouraged to take the lead on the project, and what came next was a movement that attracted the support of

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00:51:16

#166 Why Essentium's public listing never happened...

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2024/02/12

On this Additive Insight episode, we're joined by Essentium co-founder and CEO Blake Teipel. Essentium came into the 3D printing industry primarily as a filament manufacturer, before moving into polymer extrusion hardware with the High Speed Extrusion series. Having expanded into hardware, the company picked up several contracts with the US Department of Defense, where it has generated most of its revenue in recent years, and was recently acquired by Nexa3D. In between, Essentium was one of

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00:43:57

#165 Inside the 3D printing workflows at Mayo Clinic...

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2024/02/05

In the Additive Insight podcast's latest Innovators on Innovators episode, Victoria Sears, a Senior Engineer at Mayo Clinic, catches up with Nicole McMinn, a Biomedical Engineer at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. The pair met while at an industry conference back in 2021 and found common ground as young engineers relatively new to the field of healthcare 3D printing. Throughout this podcast, the pair touch on their introductions to 3D printing, while also detailing their respective

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00:32:55

#164 Shannon VanDeren on AMUG 2024 and additive optimism

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2024/01/29

On this week’s episode of Additive Insight, Shannon VanDeren, President of the Additive Manufacturing Users Group and President of Layered Manufacturing and Consulting, joins us as our latest Executive Interview guest. Ahead of the 2024 AMUG Conference, the Distinguished INnovator Operators Award (DINO) recipient shares how her enthusiasm for additive manufacturing began at Materialise in 2010, tips for getting the most out of this year’s event ("Talk to everybody!"), and her optimism for the

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00:39:05

#163 3D printing vs injection moulding with...

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2024/01/22

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we're joined by Victor Roman, the Managing Director of ARBURGadditive. Arburg set up its additive manufacturing subsidiary in 2021 after introducing its Freeformer 3D printing technology several years earlier. As the head of that business unit, Roman joins the Additive Insight podcast to discuss why the subsidiary was set up, the application opportunities its Freeformer technology is opening up, and the company’s additive manufacturing materials

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00:41:51

#162 CASTOR CEO Omer Blaier on determining the...

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2024/01/15

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we're joined by CASTOR CEO Omer Blaier. CASTOR is an additive manufacturing software company that is working to support manufacturers identify suitable applications of 3D printing technology. Throughout the podcast, Blaier discusses the capabilities of CASTOR’s software products, how his experiences at Objet and Stratasys led him to setting up his own business, and what we can expect from CASTOR moving forward. He also provides his assessment of

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00:49:53

#161 Inspection, software & how to build confidence...

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2024/01/08

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, Peter Rogers, formerly of Velo3D and Autodesk, links back up with Lumafield co-founder and Head of Product Andreas Bastian as part of our Innovators on Innovators series. The pair met while working at Autodesk on such projects as the Airbus seat frame, which they discuss in the podcast. Since Autodesk, the pair have gone in different directions. Rogers has spent most of that time in metal additive manufacturing and consulting, while Bastian set up

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01:28:46

#160 | 3D printing in 2023: Does it bounce? Will it...

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2023/12/18

On the last Additive Insight podcast episode of the year, the TCT editorial team sits down to pick the bones out of an eventful 2023. Over the course of 90 minutes, TCT Head of Content Laura Griffiths, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies, and Junior Content Producer Oli Johnson assess the launches, bounces and mergers from January through to December. Their conversation spans from the closing of Nikon's SLM Solutions acquisition to the never-ending saga surrounding Stratasys, Desktop Metal, 3D

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00:38:26

#159 Mechnano's Olga Ivanova: 'We're trying to break...

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2023/12/11

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we’re joined by Mechnano Director of Technology Olga Ivanova. Ivanova joined Mechnano in 2021, while the company was still in stealth, and had yet to commercialize its proprietary technology, that disperses carbon nanotubes throughout materials without reclumping. In the years since, Mechnano has brought to market a range of materials via this method, all featuring electrostatic discharge properties. Throughout our conversation, Ivanova discusses

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00:53:51

#158 Jonathan Rowley & Blake Courter on the need for...

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2023/12/04

On the latest TCT Innovators on Innovators podcast, Jonathan Rowley, who ran UK service bureau Digits 2 Widgets for 8 years and is now setting up the AM Manifest community navigation platform, is joined by Blake Courter, the former nTop CTO who is now involved in the LatticeRobot online community through his Gradient Control Laboratories incubator. The pair believe that AM and DfAM are in the Gartner Hype Cycle trough of disillusionment, and the way out of it will be widespread access to

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00:24:56

#157 Dr. Evren Yasa on leading the University of...

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2023/11/27

On this week’s episode our Executive Interview series continues with Dr. Evren Yasa, Head of Additive Manufacturing at the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre. With a decade of experience in additive manufacturing (AM), Yasa joined the AMRC in the summer of 2022 to lead the centre’s AM activity. On the podcast, Yasa discusses the centre’s work with industrialising 3D printing, the state of the technology’s adoption here in the UK, and why AM will be crucial to shaping the

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00:36:17

#156 Vitro3D CEO Camila Uzcategui details the...

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2023/11/20

On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, we’re joined by Vitro3D CEO Camila Uzacategui. Vitro3D has spun out of the University of Colorado Boulder, to bring to market its Volumetric Additive Manufacturing technology, a photopolymer process, which promises rapid 3D printing of precise parts. In the last 12 months, Vitro3D has raised 1.3 million dollars in seed funding, and been named as one of five Formnext 2023 start-up award winners. During the episode, Camila explains how the company is

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