Episode 17: 2018 in review

FromThe Digital Factory

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Episode 17: 2018 in review

FromThe Digital Factory

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35 minutes

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Dec 21, 2018

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Jon Bruner and Andrew Edman talk about the value of proprietary manufacturing technology, the aesthetics of generative design, the influence of social media on product design, and the acceleration of the product lifecycle. For links related to this episode, visit http://bit.ly/2CqLqw7.

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Dec 21, 2018

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The future of manufacturing is digital. We explore the technologies that are transforming fabrication, from advanced 3D printing to AI-assisted design, and get to know the leaders who are bringing them to the factory floor. The Digital Factory is hosted by Jon Bruner and presented by Formlabs.

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Episode 2: Connecting the Dots with Gian Paolo Bassi: Jon Bruner and Gian Paolo Bassi, CEO of SolidWorks, delve into what's next for computer-aided design and how integrated software platforms are lowering barriers to entry for entrepreneurs. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 5: Urban Manufacturing with Krisztina "Z" Holly: The host of the Art of Manufacturing and founder of MAKE IT IN LA on cities as hotbeds for manufacturing and entrepreneurship. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 8: 4D Printing with Kristina Shea: ETH Zurich professor Kristina Shea on creating 3D printed assemblies that can reconfigure themselves by The Digital Factory
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Episode 6: The evolving business of hardware with Eric Klein: Eric Klein, a partner at hardware fund Lemnos, discusses the opportunities and challenges for startups working on electronics, robotics, and drones. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 4: Reinventing Metal 3D Printing with Ric Fulop: Ric Fulop, the founder and CEO of Desktop Metal, on 3D printing with metal by The Digital Factory
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Episode 3: Metal, Lattices, and Beyond with Spencer Wright by The Digital Factory
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Episode 1: The Future of 3D Printing with Max Lobovsky: Jon Bruner and Max Lobovsky, CEO and founder of Formlabs, explore the present and future of 3D printing. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 7: Digital Assembly with Michael Todd: Michael Todd, head of innovation at Henkel Adhesives, on the many uses of glue and how it's changing the way things are made by The Digital Factory
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Episode 9: 3D Printing for Railroads with Stefanie Brickwede: Deutsche Bahn is using 3D printing to streamline its rail operations and reduce its costly spare-parts inventory by The Digital Factory
18 min listen
Episode 13: Zach Kaplan reflects on IMTS: The CEO of Inventables on what's driving the next generation of manufacturing tools by The Digital Factory
19 min listen
Episode 11: How Jabil Circuit Adopts New Manufacturing Technologies with John Dulchinos: Jabil's head of digital manufacturing talks about how he evaluates new technologies, and the surprising cost-effectiveness of 3D printing by The Digital Factory
31 min listen
Episode 16: Live from Formnext with Joris Peels, Nora Toure, and John Hart: The Editor-in-Chief of 3DPrint.com; the founder of Women in 3D Printing; and the MIT professor/co-founder of Desktop Metal by The Digital Factory
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Episode 10: CAD in the cloud with Jon Hirschtick: The co-founder of OnShape and SolidWorks talks about how teams are using CAD in new ways by The Digital Factory
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Episode 12: Spencer Wright on IMTS: The author of The Prepared talks about the latest 3D printing technologies by The Digital Factory
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Episode 14: Elizabeth Koprucki reflects on IMTS: Fab lab director Elizabeth Koprucki on why it's important to give creators direct access to tools by The Digital Factory
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Episode 15: Stephen Hooper on the integration of design and manufacturing: The general manager of Autodesk's Fusion 360 talks about the evolution of design, and how to bring manufacturing into the design process by The Digital Factory
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Episode 19: Dayna Grayson: can startups compete in manufacturing?: Manufacturing can be an unforgiving sector for startups, but that's changing, says NEA partner Dayna Grayson. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 21: Inside the world's largest 3D printing operation: 3D printing is just part of an extensive digital workflow that includes AI and generative design. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 24: The environmental impact of 3D printing is not what you'd expect: Here's the real environmental impact of 3D printing, and what operators can do to reduce it. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 18: Jeff Immelt on the Four A’s of Advanced Manufacturing: The former CEO of GE talks about the most promising areas of digital manufacturing by The Digital Factory
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Episode 17: 2018 in review: Jon Bruner and Andrew Edman discuss the influence of social media on design and product development by The Digital Factory
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Episode 22: Networked, Decentralized, AI-driven manufacturing with Bram de Zwart: Building on a significant trove of 3D printing data, 3D Hubs plans to drive its market with AI. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 20: Standard reference peanut butter with Steven Choquette: What NIST's 1,300 reference materials tell us about the way everything is measured by The Digital Factory
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Fireside Chat: FedEx's CIO on the future of the digital supply chain: Rob Carter and Jeff Immelt's fireside chat from the Digital Factory Conference by The Digital Factory
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Episode 25: Sustainability as a business model: Sustainability has become a major differentiator for customers, partners, and employees. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 23: Terry Wohlers on 3D printing at scale: The independent authority on 3D printing talks about the importance of design for additive manufacturing by The Digital Factory
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Episode 15: Stephen Hooper on the integration of design and manufacturing: The general manager of Autodesk's Fusion 360 talks about the evolution of design, and how to bring manufacturing into the design process by The Digital Factory
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Episode 12: Spencer Wright on IMTS: The author of The Prepared talks about the latest 3D printing technologies by The Digital Factory
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Episode 9: 3D Printing for Railroads with Stefanie Brickwede: Deutsche Bahn is using 3D printing to streamline its rail operations and reduce its costly spare-parts inventory by The Digital Factory
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Episode 8: 4D Printing with Kristina Shea: ETH Zurich professor Kristina Shea on creating 3D printed assemblies that can reconfigure themselves by The Digital Factory
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Episode 6: The evolving business of hardware with Eric Klein: Eric Klein, a partner at hardware fund Lemnos, discusses the opportunities and challenges for startups working on electronics, robotics, and drones. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 3: Metal, Lattices, and Beyond with Spencer Wright by The Digital Factory
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Episode 2: Connecting the Dots with Gian Paolo Bassi: Jon Bruner and Gian Paolo Bassi, CEO of SolidWorks, delve into what's next for computer-aided design and how integrated software platforms are lowering barriers to entry for entrepreneurs. by The Digital Factory
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Episode 17: 2018 in review

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