Matt Kremenetsky is an analyst who writes for 3DPrint.com. His articles cover a wide range of topics in the 3D printing industry, including advancements in technology, applications in various sectors, and the impact on supply chains and manufacturing. Matt provides in-depth analysis and insights into the latest developments in the field.
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Matt's coverage predominantly focuses on manufacturing, particularly 3D printing and its applications in various industries such as energy, defense, and supply chain resilience. The majority of his articles are based on press releases and private sector announcements.
Given Matt's focus on industry-specific news and reliance on press releases, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from companies or organizations involved in the manufacturing industry who have newsworthy updates related to 3D printing technology, energy initiatives, or supply chain resilience efforts. These could include company milestones, innovative partnerships, significant investments or mergers/acquisitions within the field of manufacturing.
It would also be beneficial for sources pitching to Matt to provide detailed information about their announcements with a focus on how it impacts the broader landscape of manufacturing and technological advancements.
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By: Matt Kremenetsky
As 2024 nears its end and we barrel right into the middle of the decade, the additive manufacturing (AM) industry still finds itself lacking direction. If there's one thing the AM industry needs right now — especially in the West — it's strategic vision.
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Share this Article Velo3D is set to lay off an additional 46 employees by the end of 2024 as part of its latest workforce reduction plan.
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In the U.S. military's now decade-plus buildup of additive manufacturing (AM) capabilities, the Department of Defense (DoD) has gradually increased its attention on enabling its personnel to print parts at the tactical edge. The
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The proliferation of 3D data has gradually transformed the entire industrial landscape so far in the 21st century, with virtually all sectors, from
By: Matt Kremenetsky
The attempt by US policymakers and major corporate stakeholders to ignite a domestic manufacturing renaissance over the last few years has so far seen mixed results. Fabian Alefeld, the global director of business development for
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Share this Article According to a recently published article in Bloomberg , the Long Beach-based launch company Relativity Space — one of
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Share this Article The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), an agency within the US Department of Defense (DoD) focused on commercial scaling of
Share this Article EOS , the German-US leader in additive manufacturing (AM) solutions, has launched the P3 NEXT selective laser
Constrained resources and the need to fight climate change have led to a new era of manufacturing focused on re- and nearshoring paired with supply chain resilience. In the battle over increasingly scarce opportunities for growth, nations around the world are looking to bolster their positions in the global economy by bringing production as close to home as possible.
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Share this Article Rob Higby is ready for the future. Leading up to Formnext 2024 , the CEO of metal powders supplier Continuum Powders
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