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098: ‘Democratizing Design Freedom’, with Platt Boyd

Special guest Platt Boyd of Branch Technology joins the podcast to talk about how the company began, their purpose, working with robotics, cellular fabrication, parametric design and design freedom, their cross-disciplinary team, innovation through collaboration, stewardship, leadership and core va…

#16 - Large Scale Design Freedom with 3D Printing feat. Mitch Lewandowski (Branch Technology)

Today’s guest is Mitch Lewandowski, Chief Commercial Officer at Branch Technology, a prefabrication and technology company that specializes in large-scale 3D printing. Branch Technology offers a patented 3D printing process called Cellular Fabrication. This unique printing method allows material to…

Kathryn Foster with INCubator, Cordell Carter with TechTown Foundation, Don Jacobson with Newcomb Spring and Platt Boyd with Branch Technology

Kathryn Foster / INCubator  The BDC was built in the late 20’s and home to American Lava (ceramics manf), 3M, GE and a few others from 30’s-early 80’s. GE donated the building to Hamilton County and from 85-88 it was transformed into a business incubator. Second reno was in 95 and completed a $5 mi…

Kathryn Foster with INCubator, Cordell Carter with TechTown Foundation, Don Jacobson with Newcomb Spring and Platt Boyd with Branch Technology

Kathryn Foster / INCubator  The BDC was built in the late 20's and home to American Lava (ceramics manf), 3M, GE and a few others from 30's-early 80's. GE donated the building to Hamilton County and from 85-88 it was transformed into a business incubator. Second reno was in 95 and completed a $5 m…

Ep. 45 Branch Technology CEO | Plastic 3D Printing in Construction

Platt Boyd is the founder of Branch Technology and I got to visit their facility in Chattanooga, TN. I have never seen so many robotic arms in one room and even though they didn't let cameras inside I got to see a print in action.    Https://automate.construction  https://branchtechnology.com/

We Can Design Almost Anything. Why Can’t We Build It?

We can design buildings with extraordinary complexity. But when those designs move toward construction, they're often simplified to fit the materials, methods, and processes we already know how to use. What if robotic 3D printing could change that relationship between design and construction? Platt…