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From Purpose to Profit: EOS Solutions for a Sustainable Future
In the second part of Episode 12, the conversation shifts from strategy to solutions. Host Björn is joined by Vanessa Seidenschwarz, Sophia Heyl, Sybille Fischer, and Likhith Saliseema to explore how EOS turns its sustainability commitments into tangible value for customers.
This episode dives into EOS’s Responsible Products portfolio—spanning polymer and metal materials with reduced or neutral carbon footprints—and explains how Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) form the scientific backbone of these solutions. The discussion also highlights how verified data feeds into tools like the EOS Carbon Calculator, helping customers better understand and reduce the carbon footprint of their 3D-printed parts.
Discover how EOS supports customers through:
Responsible polymer and metal materials with measurable CO₂ reductions
ISO-compliant, externally verified Life Cycle Assessments
Data-driven tools like the EOS Carbon Calculator for real-world decision-making
Practical ways to reduce Scope 3 emissions across the value chain
An inside look at how Responsible Manufacturing creates environmental impact—while enabling smarter, more competitive business decisions.
Links in this episode:
Watch BLUEPRINT #1 about Life Cycle Assessment of 3D Printed Eyewear
Watch BLUEPRINT #2 on the Use and Reuse of Polymer Powder
Watch BLUEPRINT #3 on Biobased Polymer Powder
Watch BLUEPRINT #6 on Carbon Calculation of 3D Printed Parts
Watch BLUPRINT #10 on Circular Economy in Polymer 3D Printing
#EOS #ResponsibleProducts #CarbonTransparency #LifeCycleAssessment #AdditiveManufacturing #SustainableInnovation #BLUEPRINT
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Lieben Gruß,
Wiebke
From Purpose to Profit: EOS Solutions for a Sustainable Future
In the second part of Episode 12, the conversation shifts from strategy to solutions. Host Björn is joined by Vanessa Seidenschwarz, Sophia Heyl, Sybille Fischer, and Likhith Saliseema to explore how EOS turns its sustainability commitments into tangible value for customers.
This episode dives into EOS’s Responsible Products portfolio—spanning polymer and metal materials with reduced or neutral carbon footprints—and explains how Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) form the scientific backbone of these solutions. The discussion also highlights how verified data feeds into tools like the EOS Carbon Calculator, helping customers better understand and reduce the carbon footprint of their 3D-printed parts.
Discover how EOS supports customers through:
Responsible polymer and metal materials with measurable CO₂ reductions
ISO-compliant, externally verified Life Cycle Assessments
Data-driven tools like the EOS Carbon Calculator for real-world decision-making
Practical ways to reduce Scope 3 emissions across the value chain
An inside look at how Responsible Manufacturing creates environmental impact—while enabling smarter, more competitive business decisions.
Links in this episode:
Watch BLUEPRINT #1 about Life Cycle Assessment of 3D Printed Eyewear
Watch BLUEPRINT #2 on the Use and Reuse of Polymer Powder
Watch BLUEPRINT #3 on Biobased Polymer Powder
Watch BLUEPRINT #6 on Carbon Calculation of 3D Printed Parts
Watch BLUPRINT #10 on Circular Economy in Polymer 3D Printing
#EOS #ResponsibleProducts #CarbonTransparency #LifeCycleAssessment #AdditiveManufacturing #SustainableInnovation #BLUEPRINT
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Bei Fragen bitte fragen.
Lieben Gruß,
Wiebke



![The Integration of AM & Traditional Manufacturing with Penn United’s Jake Jones | Additive Snack
Penn United Technologies Inc. is a manufacturing company making quiet waves by integrating conventional manufacturing with additive manufacturing (AM). They have been able to integrate AM technologies wisely and organically for a steady growth trajectory.
To discover how Penn United curated its growth journey, Host Fabian Alefeld speaks with Penn’s Project Manager, Jake Jones. Jake shares how Penn finds its engineering resources, manages production, and their Design for Manufacturing customer training.
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Key Takeaways:
[1:47] Penn United has a diverse history in various materials and manufacturing techniques.
[7:27] How Penn integrates AM into their traditional subtractive manufacturing platforms.
[12:44] Finding engineering resources, building talent, and managing AM production and teams at Penn United.
[19:13] Penns competitive advantage is their ability to customize parameters to complex geometries swiftly.
[26:20] Specialized growth opportunities in additive manufacturing.
[28:51] Penn’s Design for Manufacturing training.
[30:55] What Jake expects from AM in the future.
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![Personalized Spinal Bracing Made Reality with Additive Manufacturing
Additive manufacturing (AM) isnt just shaping the future of medical devices, it is actively changing lives. As it opens new possibilities for patient care around the globe, innovative 3D design solutions are raising the bar for patient comfort and satisfaction. Today, Host Fabian Alefeld speaks with Lisa Tweardy, CEO of MIGN, a company leading the charge in innovative spinal brace technology that leverages industrial 3D printing. We have Dr. Baron Lonner, a leader in minimally invasive scoliosis surgery, Isabelle (Liz) Rauch, Orthotist for Dr. Lonner of Orthotic Consultants, and Livi Lasner, founder of Save a Spine, an organization she started to connect those who need spinal braces with the financial support to obtain them. Together they explore how additive manufacturing is revolutionizing not only healthcare but spinal health from a personal and technological perspective. Comments about the show or wish to share your AM journey? Contact us at additive.snack@eos-na.com. The Additive Snack Podcast is brought to you by EOS. Key Takeaways: [ 1:48 ] A patients physical and psychological comfort are essential components of spinal brace design. [ 9:36 ] MIGN is the first and only company to personalize orthopedic bracing at scale. [ 15:13 ] How additive technology allows Dr. Lonner to approach scoliosis treatment differently. [ 19:31 ] An end-to-end digital design workflow allows MIGN to send production requirements anywhere in the world. [ 22:12 ] The mission of the Save a Spine organization. [ 23:39 ] Praise for Liz. Resource Link: Save a Spine: http://saveaspine.com/ MIGN Design: https://www.mign.design/ Dr. Baron Lonner: https://profiles.mountsinai.org/baron-s-lonner
#futureisadditive #responsiblemanufacturing #3Dprinting
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![The Revolution of Beam Shaping for Additive Manufacturing with Alex Kingsbury of nLIGHT
Additive manufacturing (AM) is revolutionizing industries like medicine, aerospace, and defense. To meet these sectors stringent demands for minimal waste, precise welds, and efficient energy use, innovative solutions are essential.
To explore the diverse benefits and challenges of laser usage in additive manufacturing, Host Fabian Alefeld welcomes Alex Kingsbury, AM Market Development Manager at nLIGHT Inc. They discuss cutting-edge advancements in laser technology, productivity gains realized with beam-shaping techniques and the challenges of specializing in innovative beam-shaping laser technologies.
Comments about the show or wish to share your AM journey? Contact us at additive.snack@eos-na.com. The Additive Snack Podcast is brought to you by EOS.
Key Takeaways:
[6:04] Australian AM adoption flourished after early medical-related successes.
[10:11] Technological opportunities drove Alex’s decision to work at nLIGHT.
[14:32] How is nLIGHT distinct from other laser manufacturers?
[17:45] Advantages of laser-powered additively manufactured complex parts.
[37:50] Challenges of specializing in breakthrough laser technologies.
[47:57] Innovative future functionality of lasers in additive manufacturing.
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![A Dynamic Panel Discussion with the Digital Foam Architects Network | Additive Snack Podcast
The innovative and intricate world of Digital Foam is an evolution of polymer lattice structures. In the past, developing applications for polymer lattice structures, especially for performance applications, has been challenging. Challenges include aspects of design, printing, post-processing, and materials. All the value chain elements influence each other, adding more complexities.
In this special episode, Host Fabian Alefeld speaks with four panelists from the Digital Foam Architects Network about the full process chain and the complexities and opportunities of Digital Foam. Joining the panel discussion are Pierre Gonnetan, business development manager at Arkema, Mike Schorr, general manager at DyeMansion, Nick Florek, CEO of General Lattice, and Dr. Dave Krzeminski, senior Additive Minds consultant at EOS. The goal of the Digital Foam Architects Network is to increase accessibility, scalability, and speed up development for performance-based lattice structures.
Comments about the show or wish to share your AM journey? Contact us at additive.snack@eos-na.com. The Additive Snack Podcast is brought to you by EOS.
Key Takeaways:
[3:08] The history of polymer lattice structures and methodologies of production with Nick Florek
[7:54] Dave Krzeminski on overcoming the challenges of an ever-changing technology
[15:00] Objectives and initiatives of the Digital Foam Architects Network
[19:41] Pierre Gonnetan on the material landscape and key drivers for digital foam applications
[31:03] Mike Schorr on the importance of post-processing aspects of Digital Foam.
[38:41] Mike Schorr explains the complex process of creating uniformity in powdering, coloring, and smoothing polymers.
[48:48] Nick Florek unpacks the coordination and parameters of the digital design phase.
[56:23] Additional industrial opportunities for Digital Foam applications.
Resource Link:
Arkema: https://www.arkema.com/usa/en/
DyeMansion: https://dyemansion.com/
General Lattice: https://www.generallattice.com/
#futureisadditive #responsiblemanufacturing #3Dprinting
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