Chloe Kow – “Due to this learning curve, we haven’t seen the true untapped potential of metal 3D printing just yet”
Melissa Ng – “I gave myself a time limit of three months to learn how to 3D model and 3D print something and whether or not it was worth pursuing”
Sarah Boisvert – “It is much easier now to work in digital fabrication technology than it was 30 years ago. At least now there ARE other women in additive!”
Dominique Mueller – “3D printing today is a very powerful tool but using it in the right way is still difficult”
Kim Thoman – “Many artists running art departments stick with their own medium and don’t branch out. For the students to learn new technologies, outside support is needed”
Malika Khodja – “it is important to show local manufacturing industry the advantages of metal 3D printing and where it can be used to give them a competitive advantage”
Laurence Berthoud-Lafarge – “Manufacturing will have to adapt to technical changes, pollution problems related to transport, waste caused by overproduction”
Laura Gilmour – “It’s now an industry I’m passionate about because of the promise it has for improving medicine and medical devices for years to come”
Greta D’Angelo – “It was really fun and inspiring spending whole days in the lab, getting our hands dirty and discovering new things every day”
Jennifer A. Prioleau – “I spend a good part of my time thinking about the potential legal uncertainties and risks 3D printing could present as well as mitigation strategies & ways to accelerate 3D printing”
Resha Agarwal – “3D printing has already broken the barriers of traditional ways of design. Similarly, we have to break the traditional belief that manufacturing is a man’s game”
Irene Healey – “My strengths are coming up with new designs for prostheses and working with patients to develop products specific to their needs”
Kadine James – “The Fourth Industrial Revolution is changing the way we receive information, how we process it, how we work and what jobs we will do. It is happening at an unprecedented pace”
Laura Griffiths – “Often the most interesting stories are those where 3D printing isn’t the primary focus”
Lucie Pertuisel – “It is really fascinating to what extent we can replicate the human anatomies through 3D printing technology”
Julie Reece – “The consumer 3D printing bubble burst and now we are wisely back to focusing on the fast-growth industrial market”
Kristel Van den Bergh – “3D Printing is not the Panacea some claim it to be – but the untapped potential is huge!”
Sarah O’Sell – “3D printing enables rapid physical communication of scale, detail, function, and direct user experience”
Christina Perla – “It’s exciting to see a variety of people in different sectors embracing 3D Printing”
Nicole Wake – “Although 3D printing is being utilized at many hospitals, I’d like to see it become fully incorporated into the medical infrastructure”
Sylvia Heisel – “3D printing clothes at scale isn’t possible yet but we are moving closer very quickly”
Selin Olmsted – “The fact that designing in millimeters can have such a profound impact on a person’s face and the way they feel about themselves is exciting”
Sarah Goehrke – “The more diversity that comes into the industry, the more ways of thinking that are brought to the table, the more approaches become possible”
