Can 3D Printing go green?- presentation by Florian Barbato
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Can 3D Printing Go Green?
San Francisco - 2 May to 4 May
The Ethics and Sustainability of 3D Printing
BioApply
BioApply
Founded in 2006
CTI Certified Company
BioApply develops biobased products
Market leader in Switzerland
Products range
Products
Compostable/biobased
retail
Innovative packaging
CompostMakerCatering
BioWaste
Compounds
Technologies
Single use products Multi use products
Vegetal origin
Adapted to single use products
Compostable and biodegradable
Vegetal origin
Adapted to multiple usage
products
Adapted for incineration
How to combine Ethics and Sustainability in 3D
Printing ?
Facts
Little availability of truly sustainable materials
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Lack of tracability
Globalized production...
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PE?
HDPE?
PLA?
PVC?
LDPE?
Solutions
Develop new biopolymers
Leather Compound Grade n°5
Use certified materials...
Increase tracability...
...on final product
Communication
Buzz
Website
Street Marketing
Product info
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That’s why we want to rethink...
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The CompostMaker
Price: ≈ 3-4 CHFColour: GreenMaterial: PE
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The CompostMaker
Our actual product
BioApply is currently selling a classic CompostMaker.
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To resume
PE Bioplastic
Old fashioned Original
Non sustainable Sustainable
Function +++ Functions
Mould 3D Printing
Standardized Customized
Actual products BioApply next gen. product
Thank you
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BioApply.com
Contact
Frederic Mauch (US) : [email protected]
Michel Pikhanov (CH) : [email protected]
Karl Bayer (CH) : [email protected]
Laurent Nardini (CH) : [email protected] Chain
Florian Barbato (CH) : [email protected] Development
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