Fighting COVID-19 With 3D Printing

As companies gear up to fight the spread of Coronavirus, innovative technologies such as 3D printing have exploded onto the scene as a means to develop personal protective equipment (PPE) for doctors and medical staff faster and more efficiently. When traditionally manufactured equipment isn't available due to supply shortages 3D printing has been getting PPE into the hands of those who need it. Join us as PADT hosts a panel discussion featuring 3D printing experts from various companies that have taken on the duty of helping those in need in these trying times. Discover how they use this technology to develop equipment, what tactics they have found to be effective, and how through networking and strong connections they have been able to revamp their workflows in order to continue providing essential goods and services. Panelists for this discussion include: •Jennifer Tolbert Senior Specialist, Mechanical Engineering L3 Harris •Tyler Smith Associate Director of Strategic Projects Arizona State University •Nicholas Jacobson Founder / Inventor at MIX Surgical Technologies Clinical Design Researcher at Inworks/University of Colorado Denver •David Yang Healthcare Solutions Engineer Stratasys