Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

Pyr enabler of additive manufacturing ?

[Tcheck]

Throughout the coming decade, materials science will be a driving force in the growth of applications addressed by additive manufacturing. I am confident that the pace of materials innovation will accelerate, and as we leave the 2020’s, we’ll see a variety of new materials including: tough materials, high-temperature materials, biocompatible materials, high-performance aerospace materials, bioinks, ceramics, cermets, and composites. As the market matures, manufacturers will continue to push OEMs for new materials to address new applications never before thought possible.

thats where pyr fit in in additive manufacturing.
the production and supply of new innovative materials.
 

100 3D PRINTING EXPERTS PREDICT THE FUTURE OF 3D PRINTING IN 2030

[Satxxx]

'The term “additive manufacturing” references technologies that grow three-dimensional objects one superfine layer at a time. Each successive layer bonds to the preceding layer of melted or partially melted material. Objects are digitally defined by computer-aided-design (CAD) software that is used to create .' I was involved with 3D printing in the 90's at an aerospace company. 

[Tcheck]

Thanks could you imagine lithium/silicone anodes  being made with this AM tech ..or maybe carbon coated lithium ones being produced with it . what about using our silicone in ceramics AM .? i think AM was hampered by lack of components . companies like pyr are solving that problem . if ark investment believes in it there must exist new opportunities and ways of making things by

[Satxxx]

Well, first off you have a typo that needs to be addressed.  Are we talking about breast implants or a metal?  Silicone is for breast implants as one use but I know you are writing about the metal silicon.   I am not aware of any additive manufacturing being used to generate silicon imbued graphite anodes. Pyr is not addressing AM directly but can provide the material in the

[lettermen7]

absolutely PyroGenesis will fit in with additive manufacturing/3d printing… numerous industries and companies are already using forms of additive manufacturing and 3d printing… see articles here on Airbus: https://www.3dprintwise.com/3d-printing-airbus/ https://www.eos.info/en/3d-printing-examples-applications/all-3d-printing-applications/airbus-space-satellite-titanium-brackets plus global 3d