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- 26 - Fireside Chat: FedEx's CIO on the future of the digital supply chain
Rob Carter has served as FedEx's Chief Information Officer for nearly 20 years, developing the company's information infrastructure and implementing new cutting-edge technologies. In this fireside chat with Jeff Immelt recorded at the Digital Factory Conference in 2019, Carter discusses the role of technology at FedEx, how FedEx learns about and evaluates new technologies, and how it puts innovation at the center of its business. Visit https://www.thedigitalfactory.com/videos/the-digital-supply-chain to watch the video version of this fireside chat, and to watch other videos from the Digital Factory Conference.
Wed, 25 Sep 2019 - 22min - 25 - Episode 25: Sustainability as a business model
Corporate sustainability has its roots in risk management and health and safety management—sort of a conservative, back-office function. Now it’s a competitive differentiator. In this episode of the Digital Factory Podcast, Jon Bruner talks with Zoé Bezpalko, sustainability strategy manager at Autodesk, about how manufacturers can use new technologies to make products sustainably—and to reach customers, potential employees, and partners who demand sustainability. Visit http://bit.ly/2mPeK9W for links and notes on this episode.
Wed, 25 Sep 2019 - 37min - 24 - Episode 24: The environmental impact of 3D printing is not what you'd expect
How sustainable is 3D printing? Ask most experts and you’ll get some hand-waving: it creates less waste than machining and reduces transportation energy, but many materials aren’t recyclable. All of those factors turn out to be overstated when they’re subjected to careful study. In this episode of the Digital Factory Podcast, Jon Bruner talks with Jeremy Faludi, an assistant professor of sustainable design at TU Delft, about the measurable environmental impact of 3D printing. His conclusions are nuanced and sometimes surprising. Visit http://bit.ly/2ZnzbNF for links and notes on this episode.
Wed, 28 Aug 2019 - 49min - 23 - Episode 23: Terry Wohlers on 3D printing at scale
Terry Wohlers, President of Wohlers Associates and author of the authoritative Wohlers Report on 3D printing, joins the podcast to talk about 3D printing at scale, the importance of design for additive, the emergence of metal 3D printing, and the inflection points he’s watching for. Videos of every presentation at the Digital Factory Conference are now available at https://www.thedigitalfactory.com/videos, and Wohlers is featured on this panel: https://www.thedigitalfactory.com/videos/scaling-additive-manufacturing-from-prototype-to-production Visit http://bit.ly/2ylwgW2 for full episode notes and links.
Tue, 30 Jul 2019 - 34min - 22 - Episode 22: Networked, Decentralized, AI-driven manufacturing with Bram de Zwart
3D Hubs reoriented its business last fall, away from hobbyists and toward the professional market. Now it’s planning to invest heavily in AI-driven automation. In this episode: 3D Hubs CEO Bram de Zwart. His co-founder, Brian Garret, is speaking at the Digital Factory Conference on May 7; visit https://www.thedigitalfactory.com to see the program and register. Visit for full episode notes and links.
Sun, 28 Apr 2019 - 26min - 21 - Episode 21: Inside the world's largest 3D printing operation
The 3D printers at Align Technology turn out half a million parts every day—an exceptional scale that makes the company the largest user of 3D printing in the world. In this episode: Emory Wright, Align's Senior Vice President for Global Operations. Align's CEO, Joe Hogan, is speaking at the Digital Factory Conference on May 7; visit https://www.thedigitalfactory.com to see the program and register. Visit for full episode notes and links.
Tue, 16 Apr 2019 - 26min - 20 - Episode 20: Standard reference peanut butter with Steven Choquette
The National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST, offers a striking catalog of reference materials that includes peanut butter, New Jersey soil, domestic sludge, Lake Michigan fish tissue, and Spam. These materials turn out to illuminate the fascinating process by which measurement standards are defined in terms of fundamental physical constants and then handed down by NIST as artifacts that anyone can use to calibrate a bathroom scale or detect impurities in molybdenum oxide. Visit for full episode notes and links. And visit to learn more about The Digital Factory Conference, returning to Boston on May 7, 2019. Dayna Grayson will speak along with CEOs, CTOs, and CIOs who are transforming their businesses through manufacturing.
Fri, 01 Mar 2019 - 45min - 19 - 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. Visit http://bit.ly/2Xco9WR for full episode notes and links. And visit https://www.thedigitalfactory.com/ to learn more about The Digital Factory Conference, returning to Boston on May 7, 2019. Dayna Grayson will speak along with CEOs, CTOs, and CIOs who are transforming their businesses through manufacturing.
Wed, 20 Feb 2019 - 24h 47min - 18 - Episode 18: Jeff Immelt on the Four A’s of Advanced Manufacturing
The Digital Factory Conference, our advanced-manufacturing leadership summit, is coming back to Boston on May 7, and it’s hosted by Jeff Immelt. Visit https://thedigitalfactory.com/ to learn more about the conference. For full episode notes, visit http://bit.ly/2HHHwTZ.
Thu, 31 Jan 2019 - 21min - 17 - Episode 17: 2018 in review
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
Fri, 21 Dec 2018 - 34min - 16 - Episode 16: Live from Formnext with Joris Peels, Nora Toure, and John Hart
Last week a large part of the 3D printing industry gathered in Frankfurt to visit Formnext, an immense additive manufacturing trade show. In this episode, recorded in the hallway outside the Formnext show floor, we bring you interviews with three authorities on 3D printing: Joris Peels, editor-in-chief of 3DPrint.com; Nora Toure, founder of Women in 3D Printing, and A. John Hart, associate professor of mechanical engineering at MIT and co-founder of Desktop Metal. Visit http://bit.ly/2A4XIri to see links and background for this episode.
Wed, 21 Nov 2018 - 37min - 15 - Episode 15: Stephen Hooper on the integration of design and manufacturing
Computer aided design software is becoming more sophisticated: it’s moving to the cloud, it’s beginning to offer generative capabilities, and, broadly speaking, it’s bringing manufacturing closer to design. In this episode of the Digital Factory Podcast, Jon Bruner talks with Stephen Hooper, Vice President and General Manager of Autodesk’s Fusion 360, about how those developments in CAD software are driving major changes in the practices, roles, and capabilities of product development. Visit http://bit.ly/2CBs6fQ to see links and background for this episode.
Thu, 25 Oct 2018 - 33min - 14 - Episode 14: Elizabeth Koprucki reflects on IMTS
At IMTS 2018, Jon Bruner speaks with Elizabeth Koprucki, Assistant Director of Fab Lab and Design at the University of Chicago’s Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, about the importance of giving creators direct access to tools. Be sure to listen to the other two episodes in this series: #12 with Spencer Wright of The Prepared, and #13 featuring Inventables CEO Zach Kaplan. Visit http://bit.ly/2ImRLKo to see links and background for this episode.
Wed, 27 Sep 2018 - 11min - 13 - Episode 13: Zach Kaplan reflects on IMTS
Jon Bruner speaks with Zach Kaplan, founder and CEO of Inventables, about the importance of accessibility in manufacturing tools. Be sure to listen to the other two episodes in this series, #12 featuring The Prepared’s Spencer Wright, and #14 with Elizabeth Koprucki from the University of Chicago's fab lab. Visit http://bit.ly/2ImRLKo to see links and background for this episode.
Wed, 27 Sep 2018 - 19min - 12 - Episode 12: Spencer Wright on IMTS
Jon Bruner speaks with Spencer Wright, author of The Prepared and head of partnerships at nTopology, about what emerged in 3D printing at IMTS this year. Be sure to listen to the other two episodes in this series, #13 featuring Inventables CEO Zach Kaplan, and #14 with Elizabeth Koprucki from the University of Chicago's fab lab. Visit http://bit.ly/2ImRLKo to see links and background for this episode.
Wed, 27 Sep 2018 - 30min - 11 - Episode 11: How Jabil Circuit Adopts New Manufacturing Technologies with John Dulchinos
Jon Bruner speaks with John Dulchinos, Jabil Circuit’s Vice President of Digital Manufacturing. He’s responsible for evaluating new manufacturing technologies and finding ways to apply them in Jabil’s supply chain, and he’s got hard numbers and real experience with many technologies that are still in their infancies. Read more on the Formlabs blog, and read more of John’s thoughts in the new Digital Factory Report: http://bit.ly/2NkxMSa
Thu, 20 Sep 2018 - 31min - 10 - Episode 10: CAD in the cloud with Jon Hirschtick
Computer aided design, or CAD, has followed the arc of computing over the last 50 years: the first CAD programs were command-line applications that ran on mainframes, which gave way to graphical software that ran on desktop PCs. The next generation of CAD software can run almost anywhere, including in a Web browser or on a phone. As CAD becomes available on every platform, it’s changing the way that engineers and designers work by bringing more people into contact with CAD and by making handoffs between teams more fluid. Read more on the Formlabs blog: http://bit.ly/2OTACKR
Thu, 09 Aug 2018 - 27min - 9 - Episode 9: 3D Printing for Railroads with Stefanie Brickwede
It’s hard to imagine an application for 3D printing that’s more complex or heavier-duty than keeping a railroad running, but Deutsche Bahn, Germany’s railroad operator and a global logistics player, is doing just that.
In episode 9 of the Digital Factory Podcast, we speak with Stefanie Brickwede, who runs the additive manufacturing program at Deutsche Bahn and founded Mobility Goes Additive. We discuss the company’s applications for 3D printing, how she’s approached cultural change around additive manufacturing within the organization, and what’s next for 3D printing in the rail, automotive, and air transport industries.
(Stefanie Brickwede is a keynote speaker at The Digital Factory Conference in Munich on May 14. Join executives and technical experts from companies like GE, BMW, Henkel, Carl Zeiss, Deloitte, EOS, HP, and SAP to learn strategies for digital transformation in manufacturing. Visit https://digitalfactory.xyz/ to see the program and register, and use the code PODCAST for a discount. Advance price ends on April 26!)
In this episode:
– How Deutsche Bahn uses 3D printing to produce spare parts that meet strict safety regulations
– Why the company mostly outsources its 3D printing needs
– How the team introduced 3D printing, from getting stakeholder buy-in to training colleaguesRead more and find episode links on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2HOw8CjSee the full Digital Factory Munich conference program, and register using the code PODCAST for a discount:
https://digitalfactory.xyz/Mon, 23 Apr 2018 - 17min - 8 - Episode 8: 4D Printing with Kristina Shea
Most people who design 3D printed objects want them to keep their shape as closely as possible after printing, but an emerging field known as 4D printing aims to make objects that can reconfigure themselves after fabrication.
In episode 8 of the Digital Factory Podcast, we speak with Kristina Shea, professor of Engineering Design and Computing at ETH Zürich, on why self-assembly and 4D printing could be foundational design technologies in the very near future, with applications from aerospace to medical devices.
(Kristina Shea is a keynote speaker at The Digital Factory Conference in Munich on May 14. Join executives and technical experts from companies like GE, BMW, Henkel, Carl Zeiss, Deloitte, EOS, HP, and SAP to learn strategies for digital transformation in manufacturing. Visit https://digitalfactory.xyz/ to see the program, and use the code PODCAST for a 10% discount.)
In this episode:
– What goes into 4D printing, which is able to produce reconfigurable 3D-printed objects
– How computational design contributes to 4D printing, and how it’s changing the role of human designers
– Potential practical applications of 4D printingRead more on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2GYCNM4See Kristina Shea's work at ETH Zurich's Engineering Design and Computing Laboratory:
http://bit.ly/2HcoHEOSee the full Digital Factory Munich conference program, and register using the code PODCAST for a discount:
https://digitalfactory.xyz/Thu, 05 Apr 2018 - 33min - 7 - Episode 7: Digital Assembly with Michael Todd
Product assembly is a big factor in production time, labor cost, and complexity. 3D printing can be used to consolidate multiple parts into a single part that couldn’t be produced conventionally, but most products still need at least some assembly. Fasteners are fiddly and snap-fits are fragile. An emerging solution: advanced adhesives, applied with automated machinery—a step toward fully digital assembly.
In episode 7 of the Digital Factory Podcast, we sit down with Michael Todd, vice president for innovation and new business development in the Henkel Adhesives group, to discuss how adhesives can be used to create entire assemblies out of 3D printed parts, and how different adhesives can address different applications.
(The Digital Factory Conference is coming to Munich on May 14. Join executives from companies like Henkel, GE, BMW, and SAP to learn strategies for digital transformation in manufacturing. Visit https://digitalfactory.xyz/ to see the program, and register before April 4 for a €50 discount.)
Listen to hear about:
- The limitations of off-the-shelf adhesive solutions for advanced problems
- Some of the strangest chemistries and conditions Henkel has had to solve for
- What an adhesives expert would choose from the adhesives shelf at the hardware store in a pinchRead more on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2FY5MMkVideos from The Digital Factory conference:
http://bit.ly/2q3lFddWed, 21 Mar 2018 - 27min - 6 - Episode 6: The evolving business of hardware with Eric Klein
We sit down with Eric Klein, partner at Lemnos, a leading early stage hardware venture fund. Klein and his partners provide direct investment and intensive coaching for hardware entrepreneurs in areas like robotics, aerospace, and connected devices.
Play the full podcast to hear about:
- The challenges of hiring for early stage hardware startups
- How more accessible electronics and hardware-as-a-service models are changing the hardware business
- How the hardware renaissance is critically different from the maker movementVideos from The Digital Factory:
http://bit.ly/2q3lFddRead more on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2BdCfzfTue, 12 Dec 2017 - 37min - 5 - Episode 5: Urban Manufacturing with Krisztina "Z" Holly
In episode 5, we sit down with Krisztina “Z” Holly, host of the Art of Manufacturing podcast and founder of the MAKE IT IN LA initiative, a coalition of organizations that support the manufacturing ecosystem and inspire entrepreneurs to turn their passions into real products in Los Angeles.
Play the full podcast to hear about:
- The surprisingly broad and sophisticated Los Angeles manufacturing sector–America’s largest
- The steps cities can take to become hotbeds for manufacturing and entrepreneurship
- The importance of cross-pollination between industries and craftspeopleMore content from The Digital Factory:
http://bit.ly/2q3lFddRead more on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2Bl7rszWed, 29 Nov 2017 - 30min - 4 - Episode 4: Reinventing Metal 3D Printing with Ric Fulop
In honor of our conference on digital manufacturing, The Digital Factory, Formlabs is releasing a limited-run podcast! In this series, hosted by O’Reilly Media’s Jon Bruner and guest host David Cranor, we’ll explore the future of the factory floor through conversations with experts who are changing the way things are made.
In episode 4, we sit down with Ric Fulop, the founder and CEO of Desktop Metal, founded in 2015 with the goal of reinventing the way design and manufacturing teams print with metal. Like Formlabs, Desktop Metal is hard at work making industrial technology more accessible and bringing 3D printing further into the realm of production of end-use parts.
Play the full podcast to hear:
- How Desktop Metal’s 3D printing process differs from metal powder diffusion
- The details of the processes used to produce metal parts today
- The technical details of Desktop Metal’s studio and production systemsMore content from The Digital Factory:
http://bit.ly/2q3lFddRead more on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2uWu1pCWed, 02 Aug 2017 - 3 - Episode 3: Metal, Lattices, and Beyond with Spencer Wright
In honor of our conference on digital manufacturing, The Digital Factory, Formlabs is releasing a limited-run podcast! In this series, hosted by O’Reilly Media’s Jon Bruner and guest host David Cranor, we’ll explore the future of the factory floor through conversations with experts who are changing the way things are made.
In episode 3, we sit down with Spencer Wright, head of product at nTopology, where he helps build software that generates specialized lattices suited for specific manufacturing constraints. Wright also authors The Prepared, a weekly newsletter covering manufacturing, engineering, and infrastructure from an accessible human perspective with as much of a focus on societal implications as on technology.
Play the full podcast to hear:
- The challenges and rewards of moving from traditional machining to metal 3D printing.
- The benefits of lattice structures and how they’re generated.
- The potential downsides of an automated future.More content from The Digital Factory:
http://bit.ly/2q3lFddRead more on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2tgZ1kZWed, 05 Jul 2017 - 2 - Episode 2: Connecting the Dots with Gian Paolo Bassi
In honor of our conference on digital manufacturing, The Digital Factory, Formlabs is releasing a limited-run podcast! In this series, hosted by O’Reilly Media’s Jon Bruner, we’ll explore the future of the factory floor through conversations with experts who are changing the way things are made.
In episode 2, we sit down with Gian Paolo Bassi, CEO of SolidWorks, one of the leaders in 3D computer-aided design (CAD) technology. SolidWorks has revolutionized the availability of sophisticated, parametric solid modeling since its release in 1995. During his tenure as CEO, Bassi has spearheaded the development of future product and technology strategies and collaboration with a strong user community.
Play the full podcast to hear:
- Bassi’s design, engineering, and entrepreneurship predictions
- The one thing that SolidWorks CAD customers are asking for now
- How software companies like Solidworks are bridging gaps and closing chasmsRegister for The Digital Factory:
http://bit.ly/2q3lFddRead more on the Formlabs blog:
http://bit.ly/2qb2uO9Wed, 24 May 2017 - 26min - 1 - Episode 1: The Future of 3D Printing with Max Lobovsky
In honor of our conference on digital manufacturing, The Digital Factory, Formlabs is pleased to publish the first episode of our limited-run podcast! In this series, hosted by O’Reilly Media’s Jon Bruner, we’ll explore the future of the factory floor through conversations with experts who are changing the way things are made.
In episode 1, we sit down with Formlabs CEO and founder Max Lobovsky to explore the present and future of 3D printing. Play the full podcast below to hear:
- Max’s take on where additive manufacturing is headed
- What role other design and engineering tools will play
- What’s next for Formlabs productsTue, 09 May 2017 - 23min
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