Innovation: The future of manufacturing

Summary notes:

David Jones is 34 years old from Jonesborough, Arkansas. He attended the University of Arkansas in Fayeville for college and studied industrial engineering. He originally wanted to design prosthetic limbs but changed his mind and decided to study industrial engineering because of its prestige. During college he got a couple of internships in an industrial setting and discovered that he enjoyed working with tangible things. He worked at Frito Lay's largest plant in the world as his first job.

The conversation is about how emerging technologies are having an impact on the industrial industry.  Additive manufacturing is one of the biggest changes in the industry which is the process of starting with basic building blocks of material and forming it into the desired thing.  3D printing is an example of additive manufacturing, and that it can create incredibly complex and specific forms of material within a short amount of time. There are two dominant types of 3D printing machines (but many more), those that print with metal and those that print with plastic.

3D printing is already used in many everyday objects, such as Invisalign braces and medical devices. Finally, the speaker noted that the best way to get in contact with them is on social media.

Timestamps

0:02:56 Exploring the Impact of Emerging Technologies on the Industrial Industry with

0:08:36 Conversation about 3D Printing -Exploring the Process and Applications 

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