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This document outlines an agenda for seminars and a workshop on 3D printing. It discusses key topics around 3D printing including the various types of 3D printers and materials, design software and 3D scanners. It also examines the changing value chain and opportunities for customized products to be freely downloaded, designed, and printed. The conclusion emphasizes that 3D printing is about content, design tools and creativity more than the printers themselves, though legal and quality issues still need to be addressed.

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3D Printing, from atoms to bits
and from bits to atoms
Pieter Hermans
Matchmaker for innovators

Jakajima, 31 October 2013

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Seminar 3D Printing and Fashion, Shoes and Accessories
Seminar 3D Printing and the Law
Seminar 3D Printing and Marketing / Retail
Seminar 3D Printing and Design (Product, Interior and Architectural)
Seminar 3D Printing and Art and Museums
Seminar Prototyping
Seminar Industrial Additive Manufacturing
Seminar 3D Printing and the consumer: at Home and at School
Seminar ‘The future of Tools (hardware, software or platforms),
Open Source or Propietary’
• Workshop Developing Business Models for 3D Printing

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What is 3D Printing?
Adding layer by layer (additive manufacturing)
From mass production to mass customization
Building blocks
• 3D printer
• Material
• Design Software
• 3D scanner
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3D Printers

Professional

Versus
Consumer
(open source)

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Design software

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Making your own products
Free download and print
Youmagine

Thingiverse

3D scan / Design and print
Free software and professional

Customize, order and receive
Shapeways
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i.Materialise

Customize, order and receive
Designer

designer

Customize
Order

designer

Shapeways

Pay

designer

designer

3D Printed

designer

Webshop
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Customer

New Business?

Customize
Order

IKEA
accessories

Pay

3D Printed
+ € xx

At home 3D
Printer
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Customer

Ideas for Honorary guests
• Unilever

• BMW

• TomTom
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Ideas for Honorary guests
• Vitesse

• Ahold /
Bol.com

• Boer &
Croon
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Conclusion
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It is not about the 3D Printer
Content
Design Tools
Creativity

It is not there yet
• Liability, Product quality, Legal issues
From atoms to bits and from bits to atoms
Jakajima, 31 October 2013

Thank You
Pieter Hermans
Matchmaker for innovators
p.hermans@jakajima.eu
+31 653550628

Jakajima, 31 October 2013

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1. 3D Printing, from atoms to bits and from bits to atoms Pieter Hermans Matchmaker for innovators Jakajima, 31 October 2013

2. • • • • • • • • • Seminar 3D Printing and Fashion, Shoes and Accessories Seminar 3D Printing and the Law Seminar 3D Printing and Marketing / Retail Seminar 3D Printing and Design (Product, Interior and Architectural) Seminar 3D Printing and Art and Museums Seminar Prototyping Seminar Industrial Additive Manufacturing Seminar 3D Printing and the consumer: at Home and at School Seminar ‘The future of Tools (hardware, software or platforms), Open Source or Propietary’ • Workshop Developing Business Models for 3D Printing Jakajima, 31 October 2013

3. What is 3D Printing? Adding layer by layer (additive manufacturing) From mass production to mass customization Building blocks • 3D printer • Material • Design Software • 3D scanner Jakajima, 31 October 2013

4. 3D Printers Professional Versus Consumer (open source) Jakajima, 31 October 2013

5. Material Jakajima, 31 October 2013

6. Design software Jakajima, 31 October 2013

7. 3D scanner Jakajima, 31 October 2013

8. Value chain Traditional E-commerce Industrial 3D Printing brand brand brand Design Design Design Design Design Design Warehouse Manufacturing brand Design Design Manufacturing All digital Manufacturing 3D Printing At home Warehouse Distributor Retailer enduser enduser Jakajima, 31 October 2013 enduser Printed by enduser Digital content • Music • Video • Film • Books • Etc.

9. Making your own products Free download and print Youmagine Thingiverse 3D scan / Design and print Free software and professional Customize, order and receive Shapeways Jakajima, 31 October 2013 i.Materialise

10. Customize, order and receive Designer designer Customize Order designer Shapeways Pay designer designer 3D Printed designer Webshop Jakajima, 31 October 2013 Customer

11. New Business? Customize Order IKEA accessories Pay 3D Printed + € xx At home 3D Printer Jakajima, 31 October 2013 Customer

12. Ideas for Honorary guests • Unilever • BMW • TomTom Jakajima, 31 October 2013

13. Ideas for Honorary guests • Vitesse • Ahold / Bol.com • Boer & Croon Jakajima, 31 October 2013

14. Conclusion • • • • It is not about the 3D Printer Content Design Tools Creativity It is not there yet • Liability, Product quality, Legal issues From atoms to bits and from bits to atoms Jakajima, 31 October 2013

15. Thank You Pieter Hermans Matchmaker for innovators p.hermans@jakajima.eu +31 653550628 Jakajima, 31 October 2013

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