Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Sustainability is a big issue in 3D printing. The assumption is that additive manufacturing is inherently more sustainable than subtractive processes, as less material waste leads to overall lower carbon footprint. That isn't enough.
The benefits of additive manufacturing are real -- but so is the very immediate need to increase focus on and investment into actionable sustainability. What does that mean from a 3D printer OEM's perspective? What does "sustainability" mean for industry? How can 3D printing move beyond greenwashing?
Join additive manufacturing experts Avi Reichental (Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO) and Sarah Goehrke (Sr Director, Strategic Communications and Ecosystems) from Nexa3D for a live conversation! The pair will discuss action and impact, welcome questions, and critically examine sustainability in today's industrial 3D printing environment.
Sustainability is a big issue in 3D printing. The assumption is that additive manufacturing is inherently more sustainable than subtractive processes, as less material waste leads to overall lower carbon footprint. That isn't enough.
The benefits of additive manufacturing are real -- but so is the very immediate need to increase focus on and investment into actionable sustainability. What does that mean from a 3D printer OEM's perspective? What does "sustainability" mean for industry? How can 3D printing move beyond greenwashing?
Join additive manufacturing experts Avi Reichental (Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO) and Sarah Goehrke (Sr Director, Strategic Communications and Ecosystems) from Nexa3D for a live conversation! The pair will discuss action and impact, welcome questions, and critically examine sustainability in today's industrial 3D printing environment.
