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Michael Petch

Michael Petch

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Michael Petch is the editor-in-chief at 3DPI and the author of several books on 3D printing. He is a regular keynote speaker at technology conferences where he has delivered presentations such as 3D printing with graphene and ceramics and the use of technology to enhance food security. Michael is most interested in the science behind emerging technology and the accompanying economic and social implications.

Executive Survey: Overcoming Barriers in 3D Printing: A Comprehensive Guide to Addressing 3D Printing Industry Pain Points

Our next report from the 3D Printing Industry Executive Survey examines the barriers to the broader adoption of additive manufacturing and how industry leaders are working on solutions. Respondents we…

Crew poses for a photo during Red Bull Racing 2023 Pitch Black Pit Stop in Milton Keynes, England. Photo via Magenta Stills / Red Bull Content.

3D Printing at Red Bull Racing: Head of Quality Engineering gives insights into additive manufacturing for Formula One

3D Printing Industry had the opportunity to ask Red Bull’s Ian Handscombe how the company uses 3D printing in Formula One and how advanced manufacturing gives the team competing as Oracle Red Bull Rac…

The Future of 3D Printing 2024.

The Future of 3D Printing 2024: The 3D Printing Industry Executive Survey

What are the forecasts for the next ten years in the 3D printing industry? The 3D Printing Industry Executive survey continues with a look at the sector’s longer-term future. 3D printing is dea…

Bill Braune with his Transformers entry in the 2023 Technical Competition. Photo via AMUG.

AMUG Conference Technical Competition, Spotlighting Innovations in Additive Manufacturing

I caught up with Bonnie Meyer, Chair of the AMUG Technical Competition Committee, and several past winners to get some tips about creating a winning entry; and the unexpected benefits of the competiti…

Cross-section of the ramjet, 3D printed as one build. Photo via Velo3D.

INTERVIEW: Velo3D’s new CEO Brad Kreger on Vision for Revitalized Operations and Market Resurgence

In a recent conversation, Brad Kreger, the new CEO of Velo3D, shared comprehensive insights into the company’s trajectory, challenges, and strategic adjustments under his leadership. With a back…

3D Printing Industry Executive Survey 2024.

3D Printing Trends for 2024 – Industry Expert Analysis on what to watch this year

What are the near-term trends in the 3D printing industry to watch for 2024? Our annual 3D Printing Industry Executive Survey asks additive manufacturing leaders for their thoughts on the future of 3D…

AREVO's 3D printed bike frame. Photo via AREVO

Arevo assets up for sale: what happened to the $70 million?

Arevo planned to automate the production of continuous carbon fiber composite structures. And while rumors have circulated for some time, an email received yesterday from auctioneers selling off Avero…

3DPI Exec Survey 2024 - Business Conditions 2024

3D Printing Industry Economic Outlook: a majority of 3D printing leaders expect a positive 2024

While prophecies of doom and gloom are reliable staples for headlines and social media, the economic reality for insiders appears somewhat different, according to a new survey of the 3D printing indus…

Ed Graham [R] Director of Education & Conference at AMUG. Photo via AMUG.

Ed Graham on 2024 AMUG Conference Highlights

The 2024 AMUG Conference is set to introduce significant enhancements, driven by community feedback. The event will feature an extended AMUGexpo, now spanning three nights, and a rescheduled Special E…

A sample made for Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute. Photo via XTPL.

INTERVIEW: 3D printing electronics XTPL CEO Dr. Filip Granek

Nano Dimension, via its joint venture J.A.M.E.S, hopes to accelerate the use of 3D printed electronics. Earlier this year, the company gathered users of what it terms Additively Manufactured Electroni…