Additive Insight

Technology Podcasts

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.

Episodes

#256 Fastech CEO Alan Pearce: 'The demand signal is outweighing the fear around DED 3D printing.'

#255 Metal Powder Works CEO John Barnes: 'DirectPowder always gives you the same answer.'

#254 PanOptimization: 'Customers, not investors, are our guiding force.'

#253 Intrepid Automation CEO Ben Wynne: 'I want to make AM a foundation for mass manufacturing.'

#252 'It all starts with materials' – CEO Maximilian Eils on Spectroplast's approach to silicone AM

#251 'How can I trust it faster?' Additive Assurance CCO David Menzies on enabling confidence in AM

#250 Hyliion CEO Thomas Healy: "We don't have a product without additive manufacturing."

#249 Engineering VP Jack Adams on Norsk Titanium's supply of AM parts to Airbus, Boeing & more

#248 amsight CEO Tim Wischeropp: ‘We want to be number 1 in production quality management software.'

#247 Lynxter founder on 10 years at the forefront of silicone 3D printing

#246 ATI's Alex Hickson & Matthew Bailey on the 'fantastic economic opportunity' for AM in aerospace

#245 How Additive Companion is bringing clarity to the complexity of 3D printing

#244 TCT Hall of Fame: Joe Allison on a life in 3D printing

#243 SecurePrint3D founder Ranjith Gopalakrishnan on building the infrastructure for distributed AM

#242 Inside XJet's new product & market strategy with CEO Guy Zimmerman

Amnovis CEO Ruben Wauthle: "We want to redefine the state of the art in additive manufacturing."

#240 General Atomics' Steve Fournier on 3D printing thousands of aircraft parts

NexusAM CTO Sebastian Larsen on enabling 'better functionality & economics' with in-situ monitoring

#238 Firestorm Labs CTO Ian Muceus: "Additive has been a huge part of everything we've done."

Foundation Alloy CEO: "MetalsFirst allows us to make compositions that otherwise aren't possible."