Podcast: ORNL’s Lonnie Love and Large-Scale 3D Printing
Podcast: ORNL’s Lonnie Love and Large-Scale 3D Printing
Dr. Lonnie Love is a corporate fellow and section head over precision manufacturing and machining at the U.S. Dept of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He leads many of the large-scale additive as well as advanced manufacturing for defense programs at the lab. His team has demonstrated advanced manufacturing technologies on several high-profile projects, including the first 3D-printed car. Here, he talks about what is coming in large-scale 3D printing.
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