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Breaking the barriers to commercialising the next industrial cash cow

How 3D printing is disrupting supply chains and product fabrication 

Guest Speaker: Alex Kingsbury,  CSIRO. Research Group Lead - Additive Manufacturing 

If it sounds like your personal licence to print money, you’re probably not far wrong! 

The advent of 3D printing – hailed as a key component / tenet of the so-called Fourth Industrial Revolution – holds great promise for all sorts of industrial businesses and manufacturers, disrupting traditional supply chains and the way we create, fabricate and supply products.

But this compelling new technology doesn’t come without its significant challenges, which need to be tackled before 3D printing becomes a commercial reality.

Join us at our breakfast on September 11^th as CSIRO engineer and 3D printing research leader Alex Kingsbury explains what it will take to break down the barriers to commercialising the 3D printing industry.

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Speakers Bio: Alex Kingsbury is the Research Group Leader of Additive Manufacturing at CSIRO and works in the High Performance Metals research program. Ms. Kingsbury is an engineer who seeks to connect innovative technology with commercial reality. Her work at CSIRO focuses on the barriers to commercialisation for Additive Manufacturing (or 3D printing), and includes a particular focus on metal powders. She is actively working with industry, both in Australia and worldwide, to accelerate the uptake of Additive Manufacturing for commercial application. Alex holds a Bachelor of Engineering (1^st Class Hons.) from RMIT.

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