Discussing the Engineering Boundaries of Additive Manufacturing – Interview with Marty Johnson of 3D Systems
On this episode, Marty Johnson, VP of Product and Technical Fellow at 3D Systems, joins the show to take a clear-eyed look at additive manufacturing materials—what they can do, what they can’t, and what engineers should realistically expect when compos...
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Show Notes
On this episode, Marty Johnson, VP of Product and Technical Fellow at 3D Systems, joins the show to take a clear-eyed look at additive manufacturing materials—what they can do, what they can’t, and what engineers should realistically expect when composites and filled materials enter the 3D-printing conversation.
Marty brings a mechanical engineering first perspective to additive manufacturing, cutting through marketing claims to focus on real data, long-term performance, and where printed composite materials truly make sense in aerospace, automotive, tooling, and beyond.
As a company, 3D Systems delivers industry-leading 3D printing technologies, materials, and software to high-value markets such as medical and dental, aerospace, space & defense, transportation & motorsports, AI infrastructure, and durable goods.
You can learn more about them by visiting https://www.3dsystems.com.
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