43 min
Desktop Metal: Ric Fulop, Jonah Myerberg & Andy Roberts The Art of Manufacturing
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Meet the 3D printing company that might totally change how we manufacture, design, and even develop products.
When you hear the words 3D printing, what do you imagine? Do you think about those cheesy, plastic parts? Desktop Metal has raised $270M to change all that. Unlike other metal 3D printers, which are ridiculously expensive, incredibly dangerous, and slow, their first product is a machine that will print metal parts on the desktop. And they’re about to launch a new production-level machine that will pump out parts as fast as using traditional manufacturing processes like casting and machining.
The CEO Ric Fulop is an old buddy of mine from my days at MIT, so when I was visiting Boston a few weeks ago, I went to go visit and get a tour. And I sat down with Ric and two of his executives, Chief Technology Officer Jonah Meyerberg and Senior Software Engineer Andy Roberts, to learn more.
We nerd out on their technology and what it means for the future of manufacturing. But what I was especially curious about is how metal 3D printing will change the game around what we make, and the way we design and innovate in the future. If you’ve been skeptical about additive manufacturing until now, this episode will change your mind.
Links and social handles:
Website: http://desktopmetal.com
On Twitter: @DesktopMetal, @ricfulop
Video of Live Parts growth example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38yW6D4MtFg
For more information, bios, and links, check out the show notes at http://makeitinla.org/desktopmetal.
Meet the 3D printing company that might totally change how we manufacture, design, and even develop products.
When you hear the words 3D printing, what do you imagine? Do you think about those cheesy, plastic parts? Desktop Metal has raised $270M to change all that. Unlike other metal 3D printers, which are ridiculously expensive, incredibly dangerous, and slow, their first product is a machine that will print metal parts on the desktop. And they’re about to launch a new production-level machine that will pump out parts as fast as using traditional manufacturing processes like casting and machining.
The CEO Ric Fulop is an old buddy of mine from my days at MIT, so when I was visiting Boston a few weeks ago, I went to go visit and get a tour. And I sat down with Ric and two of his executives, Chief Technology Officer Jonah Meyerberg and Senior Software Engineer Andy Roberts, to learn more.
We nerd out on their technology and what it means for the future of manufacturing. But what I was especially curious about is how metal 3D printing will change the game around what we make, and the way we design and innovate in the future. If you’ve been skeptical about additive manufacturing until now, this episode will change your mind.
Links and social handles:
Website: http://desktopmetal.com
On Twitter: @DesktopMetal, @ricfulop
Video of Live Parts growth example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38yW6D4MtFg
For more information, bios, and links, check out the show notes at http://makeitinla.org/desktopmetal.
43 min