Talking Additive

In Episode 32, we meet Douglas Krone, Founder and CEO of Dynamism, a key online reseller of 3D printers founded in 1997 in Chicago, and now with a global footprint and a commitment to bringing the most transformative and innovative technologies to their customers. Douglas introduces Chris Bensen, Oracle Experience Labs Engineer, who among other fascinating projects for largescale conference experiences has created the world's largest Raspberry Pi cluster. 

Welcome to Season Four!  We sit down with Jeremy Simon, Co-Founder and CEO of longterm Ultimaker partner 3D Universe. Jeremy shares his personal passion for 3D printing and e-NABLE, and his company's commitment to a consultative rather than sales-focused approach.

Jeremy introduces his customer Jason Enders, Owner of key racing parts supplier RE Suspension Inc. Jason shares his journey with 3DP from prototypes for custom install tools, to fixtures and brackets, to printed items for sale in his popular racing parts shop based out of Mooresville, NC -- the hometown of NASCAR and the epicenter of the grassroots explosion of racing sports worldwide.

Hello and welcome to an Ultimaker turns 10 - Bonus episode - a miniature portrait of one of our "Year One" staff members, who -- along with our co-founders and some of their early collaborators -- help paint a portrait of Ultimaker in its earliest years.   

This bonus episode features Bart Konings! 
  
During our hiatus period for the main podcast series, we continue to run our Ultimaker Turns 10 Bonus mini-episode series! We'll return in TWO week's time -- join us right here for our next bonus episode.
  
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Episode 30 is the Talking Additive Season Three finale! This episode -- continuing from "The Story of Ultimaker Cura" from Episode 29 – host Matt Griffin looks at the role Ultimaker Cura currently plays, both in toolchains and with software packages such as Ultimaker Marketplace and Ultimaker Digital Factory. First, Matt speaks with Arjen Dirks, Product Owner, Software, and then Roger Bergs, Product Manager, Software, about new announcements and upcoming opportunities for Ultimaker Cura users. He’ll then speak with researcher Tim Kuipers about the Arachne Library, which aims to introduce new capabilities for slicing into Ultimaker Cura.  See you later this fall for Talking Additive Season Four!

Hello and welcome to an Ultimaker turns 10 - Bonus episode - a miniature portrait of one of our "Year One" staff members, who -- along with our co-founders and some of their early collaborators -- help paint a portrait of Ultimaker in its earliest years.   

This bonus episode features Coen de Boer! 
  
We'll return next week with the final full episode of Talking Additive Season Three. And in TWO week's time, join us right here for our next bonus episode.
  
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As part of Ultimaker’s 10th anniversary celebration, Matt Griffin dives into the history of Ultimaker Cura, the open-source slicing application for 3D printers initially created by David Braam, and continually developed by a dedicated team at Ultimaker, together with its community. 

Through interviews with Ultimaker Cura’s core developers and product leads, this episode will give listeners an inside look at its rise to becoming one the most widely adopted software tools in the additive manufacturing space, where it is used by 1 million users worldwide and handles 1.4 million weekly print jobs. This is the first of a two-part series focused on Ultimaker Cura.

Hello and welcome to an Ultimaker turns 10 - Bonus episode - a miniature portrait of one of our "Year One" staff members, who -- along with our co-founders and some of their early collaborators -- help paint a portrait of Ultimaker in its earliest years.   

This bonus episode features Sander van Geelen ! 
  
We'll return next week with another full episode of Talking Additive. And in TWO week's time, join us right here for our next bonus episode.   
  
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As part of our “Future of Work” series, host Matt Griffin explores the evolution of the modern workplace in the wake of the COVID-19 era – and how 3D printing is blending “concrete and carpet floor” working environments to bring design, engineering, problem-solving, and fabrication into the same arena. 

For this episode, the spotlight is on the Autodesk Technology Centers – a case study showcasing how this community functions, and the role additive manufacturing plays as an enabling technology with unique capabilities to serve a global network of participants. 

Hello and welcome to an Ultimaker turns 10 - Bonus episode - a miniature portrait of one of our "Year One" staff members, who -- along with our co-founders and some of their early collaborators -- help paint a portrait of Ultimaker in its earliest years.   

This bonus episode features Martijn van Gils ! 
  
We'll return next week with another full episode of Talking Additive. And in TWO week's time, join us right here for our next bonus episode.   
  
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In the latest episode of Talking Additive – and another addition to the podcast’s “Future of Work” series – host Matt Griffin sits with three 3D printing professionals to discuss how additive manufacturing is changing the game for functional prototyping and industrial parts -– enabling engineers to design, iterate, and create prototypes and jigs/fixtures that streamline manufacturing workflows for maximum return on investment.  

Guests this week include Chris Peters, co-founder and CIO of Quad Lock; Ole von Seelen, Head of Business Development, Marketing and Sales from Trinckle 3D; and Alexander Pluke, co-founder and CEO of Additive Flow.