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3D Printing: State of the ArtMichael Petch – Author & Analyst

Gigaom Change Conference, Austin, Texas. 22nd Sept. 2016(NB: This is a short presentation to illustrate a sample of (novel or interesting IMHO) 3D printing solutions

currently available/launching soon. Many other options exist, too many to include in this short deck)

michael@michaelpetch.com@michaellpetch

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07 3D PRINTING:APPLICATIONS

08 3D PRINTING: CHALLENGES

03 WHERE ARE WE?.

04 HOW DID WE GETHERE?

05 3D PRINTING:MACHINES

agenda 3D PRINTING: STATE OF THE ART

06 3D PRINTING:MATERIALS

02 3D PRINTING:STATE OF THE ART

09 CONTACT DETAILS

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Infographic used with permission from:

53DP Q3 2016: Machines

Images (by row from top left) Xjet: NanoParticle Jetting, Nano Dimension: DragonFly 2020, Optomec: Aerosol Jet 5xVader Systems:MK1 MagnetoJet, Renishaw: RenAM 500M , Rize: Rize One (APD)Sciaky: EBAM , Norsk Titanium: Rapid Plasma Deposition, Stratasys: Infinite Build 3D Demonstrator

63DP Q3 2016: Materials

Images (by row from top left) EJB: Plastic Pyramid, Fabrisonic: Ultrasonic AMUT Library: Emperor Napoleon IIIAP Photo: Washington Monument

73DP Q3 2016: Applications

Images (by row from top left) DMG MORI: Hybrid AM, Mentor Graphics: AM Heatsink Topology Optomization 3D Systems: Figure 4 Modular System, 3D Hubs: Distributed Manufacturing, Local Motors: LM3D Distributed Design

83D Printing: Barriers & Bridges

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Thank youmichael@michaelpetch.com

@michaellpetch