On the last Additive Insight podcast episode of the year, the TCT editorial team sits down to pick the bones out of an eventful 2023.
Over the course of 90 minutes, TCT Head of Content Laura Griffiths, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies, and Junior Content Producer Oli Johnson assess the launches, bounces and mergers from January through to December.
Their conversation spans from the closing of Nikon's SLM Solutions acquisition to the never-ending saga surrounding Stratasys, Desktop Metal, 3D Systems and Nano Dimension. From 3D printed basketballs to (mostly) additively manufactured rockets. And from Chicago to Shanghai.
It has been a year of highs and lows, ups and downs, and the TCT editorial team share their thoughts on it all in this bumper Additive Insight episode.
Additive Insight by TCT · #160 | 3D printing in 2023: Does it bounce? Will it launch? What happens next?
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Some of the stories discussed can be found below, while there is also a complete round-up of 2023 in articles, interviews and podcasts here.
- Nikon Corporation completes SLM Solutions takeover
- Explained: The power struggle at Nano Dimension
- Reinventing the basketball: A conversation with the creators of 3D printing’s latest sporting innovation
- Relativity Space successfully launches Terran 1 rocket
- Stratasys terminates $1.8 billion Desktop Metal merger after shareholder vote
- Explained: Why ADDiTEC has acquired Elem Additive
- Oerlikon 'realigns' German AM business and consolidates production in the United States
- Markforged founder Gregory Mark calls for Formlabs to acquire Markforged