Matt Kremenetsky is an Analyst at 3DPrint.com. He specializes in areas such as industrial systems design, manufacturing automation, and drone technology, with a focus on engineering, aviation and aerospace, and robotic engineering. Matt's insights and expertise are featured in 3DPrint.com, RamaOnHealthcare, and NewsBreak.
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Matt's coverage predominantly focuses on manufacturing, particularly 3D printing and its applications in various industries such as energy, defense, and supply chain resilience. The majority of his articles are based on press releases and private sector announcements.
Given Matt's focus on industry-specific news and reliance on press releases, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from companies or organizations involved in the manufacturing industry who have newsworthy updates related to 3D printing technology, energy initiatives, or supply chain resilience efforts. These could include company milestones, innovative partnerships, significant investments or mergers/acquisitions within the field of manufacturing.
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By: Matt Kremenetsky
An under-appreciated story driving the additive manufacturing (AM) industry this year has been the divergence between what's driving the market in China and what's driving it everywhere else. Let's start with everywhere else, where we know the big driver has, yet again, been defense. That story is more than familiar enough.
Share this Article It would be very difficult for me to guess how many times I've written a post that includes some reference to how the
By: Matt Kremenetsky
It would be very difficult for me to guess how many times I’ve written a post that includes some reference to how the Pentagon‘s scaling challenge with additive manufacturing (AM)...
Share this Article In a recent post, I argued that solid rocket motors (SRMs) are the first big scaling challenge for 3D printing in a real-world production environment that supports the US military.
In a recent post, I argued that solid rocket motors (SRMs) are the first big scaling challenge for 3D printing in a real-world production environment that supports the US military....
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Share this Article Last month I wrote about the Chinese laser brand HG Laser and how its increasing focus on metal additive
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Share this Article Last month I wrote an ode to 3D printed football helmet liners , as well as a brief overview of some of the biggest
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Last month I wrote an ode to 3D printed football helmet liners, as well as a brief overview of some of the biggest additive manufacturing (AM) success stories for the...
For most of US history, however much the two major parties differed on domestic policy (in some cases a lot, overall less than you'd think), there was always essentially a consensus that shaped how the US operated in the sphere of international relations. Depending on your perspective, this either represented everything that was right or everything that was wrong with the American system of electoral politics. Since 2016, the position taken by one of the party's leaders with regard to Russia has served as a rare but persistent example of a fissure splitting opinion within the Washington political duopoly.
By: Matt Kremenetsky
For most of US history, however much the two major parties differed on domestic policy (in some cases a lot, overall less than you’d think), there was always essentially a...
