Thought Leadership

At ASTM ICAM 2025, Thomas Pomorski, Director of Additive Manufacturing at Ursa Major, delivered one of the most impactful keynote sessions of the conference: To scale AM in a capital efficient manner, we must adopt a new approach centered on software, data, automation, and collaboration.

New employee Konstantin Wiplinger

With a deep understanding of AM complexities and a passion for automation, I’m here to drive innovation and simplify the path to additive excellence with Dyndrite.

Dyndrite had taken such a novel approach to solve nearly every frustrating limitation in creating quality prints that it seemed like an entirely new invention.

Having built them, broken them, and begged them to work, I am all too familiar with the constraints of additive manufacturing (AM) machines.

I'm confident we're going to build something spectacular and lead the way into the next phase of additive manufacturing.

Explore the concept of “open architecture” and what it means to industry leaders like Aconity, EOS, Renishaw, and SLM Solutions. These LPBF machine vendors advocate for open architecture, allowing users to customize and optimize various machine parameters, materials, and processes.

My ambition is to harness the strengths of my programming background, particularly in parallel processing, to bring unparalleled efficiency to our endeavors.

Why did I join Dyndrite? Because smart automation in 3D printing is at the heart of reshaping every industry in ways that improve lives across the world.