Edward Wakefield is a freelance writer at various publications. He focuses on making additive manufacturing more accessible and understandable, while also exploring topics in software engineering and industrial systems design. Edward has been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science and VoxelMatters.
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Edward Wakefield primarily covers the manufacturing industry with a focus on 3D printing and advanced manufacturing. His coverage is heavily reliant on press releases and private sector announcements, suggesting that he may be more receptive to pitches related to new product launches, executive appointments, or major company developments in the 3D printing and advanced manufacturing space.
Given his emphasis on industry-specific news, Edward would likely welcome expert commentary from individuals working within companies involved in 3D printing or advanced manufacturing. Additionally, university researchers who have made significant advancements in these fields could also capture his interest.
It's important for pitches directed towards him to align closely with topics such as technology, university research, and specific company news within the realm of 3D printing and advanced manufacturing.
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Removing a significant friction point for adoption in the pediatric/adolescent orthopedic oncology segment
AME-3D expands AM offering with Windform composite materials - enabling UK customers to easily access high-performance 3D printed parts.
Aibuild secures investment from Driventure and 212 NexT - further enabling the company to replace manual, error-prone processes.
Reconstructing the delicate structure responsible for the body's balance
Motion Imager is bridging the gap between material science and manufacturable engineering
By: Edward Wakefield
The researchers will study how different bacteria interact with the flu virus in human lung tissue
Dr. Hafiza Parkar from the University of Pretoria is fabricating “natural” skin alternatives to traditional grafts
With a focus on additive manufacturing, robotics, and advanced materials
"We are building the largest additive manufacturing service provider in the market" January 6, 2026 1 minute read
