Don Nelson

Zac DiVencenzo and Dan Fernback met as engineering students in college at Youngstown State University and, shortly after graduation, opened an additive manufacturing company, JuggerBot.

Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) is set to kick off its annual conference April 3 in Chicago. The 5-day event will be packed from start to finish with all things AM, said AMUG's director of conferences and education, Jordan Weston in an interview with The Additive Report.

Some aspects of manufacturing’s future—like Industry 4.0, automation, and 3D printing—have already arrived.

Ken Susnjara, author and founder of router and 3D printer builder Thermwood, talks about making big machines and his new book on additive manufacturing.

There were lots of new 3D printing technologies on display at the RAPID show, with an emphasis on printing big and small parts, medical devices, automation, and sustainable manufacturing.

The founder and CEO of Thermwood explains what people in industry should know about large-scale additive manufacturing.

In the latest from the "The Additive Reporter" video series, the president of Stryker's Digital, Robotics, and Enabling Technologies, Robert Cohen, explains to Additive Report Editor Don Nelson how 3D printing has freed implant-makers from the constraints of conventional manufacturing processes and why robots are assisting with more TKA surgeries.

3D Systems’ Kevin Baughey talks about the importance of rapidly iterating part designs and where additive manufacturing technology fits into consumer vehicles.