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Vanesa Listek's coverage predominantly focuses on the manufacturing sector, specifically within 3D printing. The majority of her articles are centered around press releases and private sector announcements in the field of 3D printing.
Given this focus, Vanesa may be particularly interested in pitches related to new product launches or significant developments from companies involved in 3D printing technology. She seems to prioritize industry-specific content and relies on data for a substantial portion of her coverage.
Considering her broad range of topics covered within manufacturing, including robotics and medical applications, she might also be open to receiving information about cutting-edge technological advancements that align with these interests.
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By: Vanesa Listek
The rapid rise of drones is creating one of the biggest opportunities for additive manufacturing (AM). Whether they're used on battlefields, inspecting bridges or crops, or delivering supplies, drones need to be lighter, easier to customize, and quicker to produce. This is partially why drones have become one of the biggest opportunities for 3D printing.
By: Vanesa Listek, Sarah Saunders
The recent UAS Additive Strategies online event, hosted by 3DPrint and Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research), brought together leaders from across the additive manufacturing (AM) and drone industries to discuss...
By: Sarah Saunders, Vanesa Listek
Share this Article The recent UAS Additive Strategies online event , hosted by 3DPrint.com and Additive Manufacturing Research (AM
By: Vanesa Listek
When Elegoo unveiled the world’s first officially licensed emoji®-themed 3D printer, it wasn’t just launching another version of an existing machine. The company was testing a much bigger idea by...
When Elegoo unveiled the world's first officially licensed emoji®-themed 3D printer , it wasn't just launching another version of an existing machine. The company was testing a much bigger idea by exploring whether a global brand like emoji ® could make 3D printing feel more familiar to people who have never used it before.
By: Vanesa Listek
After spending 17 years helping build healthcare applications at 3D Systems and its predecessor Medical Modeling Katie Weimer wasn't planning to launch a startup. But when a regenerative breast tissue project she had worked on for years was in danger of being shelved, she decided to take a chance.
Share this Article IperionX has raised about $50 million through a public offering to speed up the commercial rollout of its U.S. titanium manufacturing business.
By: Vanesa Listek
IperionX has raised about $50 million through a public offering to speed up the commercial rollout of its U.S. titanium manufacturing business. The company sold 2.275 million shares at $21.98...
By: Vanesa Listek
Josh Jakson's path into digital dentistry started long before he had a job title. He grew up around it. His father, a Polish immigrant, started the family's dental laboratory in Buffalo, New York, about 30 years ago. Before that, Jakson's grandfather had worked as an engineer in Poland and later in the U.S. automotive industry. That technical mindset helped shape the family business from the start.
By: Vanesa Listek
Josh Jakson’s path into digital dentistry started long before he had a job title. He grew up around it. His father, a Polish immigrant, started the family’s dental laboratory in...
