3D printers are going to revolutionize manufacturing as we know it. They have been around for a while now but it’ll be years until we see a complete transformation of the manufacturing industry. The environmental impact could also be phenomenal when manufacturers will start producing products that are designed to be reused by personal 3D printers and their business model will change into a recurring revenue-focused business like the software industry. Ideas around it are limitless.

However, we do need to think about, after we see a world full of 3D printers, the considerations around job replacement, bionic humans, and personalized weapons. Out of any new technology comes its pitfalls as well.

What you will learn from this episode;

• How will 3D printers transform manufacturing
• How designers and engineers can monetize their skills
• Business model shifts for the manufacturing industry
• The ecological case for 3D printing
• Ethical challenges we will face

In this episode, I have Cesar Keller, Chief Experience Officer of Alliance Systems that assists B2B companies and startups bring meaningful innovations, technologies, services, and products to life. He is a design thinking specialist and UX architect optimizing systems professionally and personally, bringing the human-first approach to everything.

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Guest: Cesar Keller (LinkedIn)
Host: Takatoshi Shibayama (LinkedIn | Twitter)
Music: ShowNing (Website)