Heidi Hostetter – “This isn’t just technology that’s happening. It’s history in the making!!!! Come make history with us”
Beatrice Müller – “One day it will be possible to print a sneaker of different materials including textile in one go”
Marylou Morat – “3D printing is a fantastic tool ! It redefines design rules and allows a new creativity”
Nicole Clement – “While rapid prototyping is clearly still the core application of 3D printing, more and more companies are willing and looking to integrate additive into their manufacturing lines”
Keri Wright – “Many are introducing carbon fiber into aerospace manufacturing, but not many have been successful in taking carbon fiber in aircraft and re-introducing it back to manufacturing”
Eliana Fu – “Additive Manufacturing is changing the way we want to think about manufacturing launch vehicles for space exploration and overturning the way we design parts, increasing the speed of iterative development and reducing waste”
Melanie Lang – “By leveraging additive manufacturing, I realized we could eliminate some limitations I had learned over the years regarding design and materials, and that’s when I dove in and altered my path towards 3D printing”
Deirdre MacCormack – “The importance of prototyping to the product development cycle cannot be overstated, and 3D printing right now presents an invaluable tool for speeding the time to market. It is the foundational cornerstone of the AM industry”
Magalie Steinmetz & Pascale Chabal – “Entrepreneurship allowed me to reveal myself in different fields, like commercial and leadership” – “I’m a creative woman and 3D printing offer lots of creative project”
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”
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!”
