Today we're doing something completely different in not having one guest on the 3DPOD but many. We're talking one by one to a team of people at Center Street Technologies. We will hear from the factor

yvind Tafjord runs Visitech, a firm that makes the light engines that power a lot of the DLP machines we use in Additive. We talk to yvind about light engines, their market, competition, and the log

Ruben Meuth worked at Fraunhofer before helping to start 3D Spark, a German startup that helps companies identify, cost, quote, and screen 3D printed parts. There's a lot going on in the part screenin

Jay Dinsmore founded the eponymous company Dinsmore years ago. Since then, he's had many an adventure in hiring people, managing them, training them, keeping them, and getting the best out of them. Me

Jacob Nuechterlein is back with us. Initially we go into Fortius Metals discussing the special materials that firm has for DED. But, the meat and bones of this episode is metals more generally. What's

Mark Skylar-Scott is an experienced bioprinting researcher now working at one of the foremost bioprinting labs in the world at Stanford University. We talk about inexpensive desktop bioprinters and th

Kodiak Brush grew up playing football before working on crash testing. Sometimes someone's career can seem like it is inexorably building up to one goal. And with Kodiak now making better football hel

Dieter Schwarze is a true 3D printing icon. Here we get the twisting, arduous tale of Dieter's journey into additive. Starting with inkjet, SLA and lots of other technologies, Dieters path was filled

Spencer Loveless' story is a compelling one. It's a tale of a family business starting from nowhere and becoming successful. Then subsequently, it is a tale of manufacturing in the USA against all odd

I really loved this episode of the 3DPOD with Howie Marotto, Additive Manufacturing Business Director at EWI. A Marine with deep logistics experience gets to tell us how viable 3D printing actually is