In the series: What is additive manufacturing? Why can't we print everything on 3D printers? In what areas is it already being used? What can additive manufacturing do that traditional molding and casting methods can't? Why print things in space? We discussed this and much more with Andrey Travyanov, PhD in engineering and director of the EcoTech Institute at NUST MISIS, in episode ten of the Homo Science podcast.
Guest: Andrey Travyanov – / andrey.travyanov
Host: Ilya Abilov – / ilya_abilov
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Timecodes:
0:00 Start
0:48 Introduction: Additive Manufacturing Engineer. Additive and Subtractive Methods.
3:26 Additive Technologies and Carbon Footprint.
9:09 3D Printing and Logistics.
11:27 Resolution and Accuracy of Modern 3D Printers. What Problems Can They Solve?
17:24 Industrial Applications of 3D Printing.
22:00 Types of Additive Technologies.
24:40 House Printing and the Feasibility of Mass Production.
29:37 3D Printing in Space. Regolith.
34:35 Food Printing.
37:22 Medicine. Clinical Trials.
40:59 Kinetics Prototyping Center, NUST MISIS.
44:34 Engineering education in Russia. Project-based learning, endowments, grants, interuniversity collaboration, and startup support.
53:22 What to read?