Rethinking Additive Manufacturing with Artificial Intelligence with Lin Kayser

Generative Design enables designers to work with a combination of computing processes and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to solve complex engineering challenges. Generative design coupled with Additive Manufacturing allows engineers and designers to create components or products which were not earlier possible with conventional design and manufacturing. 

In this Episode of AM Infocast we connect with Lin Kayser, CEO, Hyperganic to understand how they are using the power of AI and computer algorithms to simply the design process in Additive Manufacturing. 

Tune in as Lin talks about his journey in the Additive Manufacturing industry, Hyperganic’s expansion plans in Asia and Future of Manufacturing.

About Lin Kayser

Hyperganic CEO Lin Kayser’s entrepreneurial journey stretches back three decades. In the early 1990s, he joined industrial-tech startup ARADEX to disrupt the field of high-performance industrial machine control systems with PC technology.

In 2000, Kayser and Hyperganic CTO Michael Gallo created IRIDAS, which led the digital transformation of the global film industry. Kayser and Gallo provided the software that powered the first digital cinema in the world for the postproduction of The Matrix movies. The company quickly became the industry standard for GPU-based imaging processing. IRIDAS was acquired by Adobe in 2011.

Kayser is an active mentor and board member in the German startup scene with a focus on radical innovation, sustainability and diversity. He is an early supporter and advisor for Isar Aerospace, an orbital spacecraft company, and VoltStorage, a company providing battery storage solutions for renewable energy.

About AM Infocast

AM Infocast is a dedicated 3D printing podcast hosted by Aditya Chandavarkar, Co-Founder – AM Chronicle and Indian 3D Printing Network. AM Infocast features conversations with the best in the field of 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing sharing their insights on latest tech developments, ongoing research and industry developments.

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