Ellen Kullman on Unleashing 3D Printing's Potential in a Pandemic

The video discusses the evolution of 3D printing from a hobbyist activity to a key manufacturing tool, highlighting Carbon's innovations like Adidas midsoles and Riddell helmets. It covers Carbon's rapid pivot to producing PPE during the pandemic, emphasizing the importance of flexible supply chains. The future potential of 3D printing in life sciences is explored, along with the impact of remote work on innovation. The video concludes with insights on navigating US-China business relations.

Discuss the potential future of 3D printing in the life sciences area as mentioned in the text.

What challenges does Carbon face in maintaining innovation while adapting to remote work?

What lessons can be learned from Carbon's experience in shifting production during a crisis?

How does the relationship between the US and China impact Carbon's operations and strategy?