In the past 5 years, the size of China’s 3D printing industry has more than doubled, and it was estimated to be 3 billion USD in 2020 with increasing adoption of Additive Manufacturing (AM) across applications.

In this special episode of AM Infocast, we present to you Kitty Yang, Founder, 3D Science Valley. In her conversation with Aditya Chandavarkar, she shares insights on the evolution of the Additive Manufacturing industry in China, success cases and the future of 3D Printing in China.

About Kitty Wang

Kitty Wang is the founder of 3D Science Valley. Majored in Mathematics in university and with years of industry experience including work experiences with Sandvik, Chevron, and DMGMORI. Kitty is the co-author of the book of 3D Printing and Automobile Industry Technology Development Report in cooperation with the Chinese Society of Automotive Engineering, and also is co-author of the book of 3D Printing and Industrial Manufacturing in cooperation with the Industrial Culture Development Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information.

About 3D Science Valley

3D Science Valley has built up AM insight in the market especially in China and has described the AM application directions through market research and analysis work over recent years. As a well established platform to link the premium resources inside and outside of China, 3DSV further runs the most respected channel to market through its multimedia platform.

Host – Aditya Chandavarkar, Co-Founder, Indian 3D Printing Network

AM Infocast is a podcast series designed for the Additive Manufacturing Industry by AM Chronicle.

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Aditya Chandavarkar is a established entrepreneur with business interests in manufacturing, innovative technology, training and consulting. Among other activities he the Co-Founder of Indian 3D Printing Network and is a subject matter expert on 3D Printing/Additive Manufacturing with good grasp of Additive Manufacturing trends in the Region including India, APAC, Middleeast and Africa.
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