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.
It would also be beneficial for sources pitching to Matt to provide detailed information about their announcements with a focus on how it impacts the broader landscape of manufacturing and technological advancements.
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Share this Article Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) are deals between US federal organizations and other entities.
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Nothing else in the global economy quite compares to Taiwan's share of the global semiconductor market. There are other cases of geographic concentration, involving critical materials and components, where certain countries (almost always China) may hold even higher percentages of worldwide market share, but at least two things make Taiwan's chip dominance rather unique.
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Nothing else in the global economy quite compares to Taiwan’s share of the global semiconductor market. There are other cases of geographic concentration, involving critical materials and components, where certain...
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Share this Article The US CIA director recently made an unannounced visit to Moscow that has naturally raised much speculation, while the
By: Matt Kremenetsky
The US CIA director recently made an unannounced visit to Moscow that has naturally raised much speculation, while the EU and NATO have now officially accused Russia of being behind...
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Earlier this year, Mainz Biomed , a Netherlands-incorporated company headquartered in Germany that trades on the NASDAQ, changed its name to Quantum Cyber and shifted its business focus from stool-based colorectal cancer screening kits to 3D printed drones . Scoff if you'd like, but this is actually a pretty conventional business pivot in 2026.
Share this Article The space industry is currently worth about $650 billion globally, growing nearly 50 percent since 2020, which is certainly impressive.
The space industry is currently worth about $650 billion globally, growing nearly 50 percent since 2020, which is certainly impressive. But over the next decade, the total market opportunity in...
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Marc Andreessen notwithstanding , it turns out that hardware is, in fact, eating the world. Perhaps after being starved for so long, the hardware side of tech innovation is now overcompensating, but at any rate the pendulum has swung back to hardware with a vengeance.
By: Matt Kremenetsky
Marc Andreessen notwithstanding, it turns out that hardware is, in fact, eating the world. Perhaps after being starved for so long, the hardware side of tech innovation is now overcompensating,...
