In 2003, Benjamin joined the Sirris Additive Manufacturing Team. Starting as a hands-on expert, he gradually evolved to a full-time advisor for companies exploring 3D printing. Today Benjamin is considered as one of the top experts in 3D printing, as his know-how surpasses widely the purely technological aspects: he is heavily involved in defining industrial roadmaps on the technology and in translating these into specific research projects. Next, he gives advice to the European Economic and Social Committee on how policy can intervene to help European economy benefit from the opportunities enabled by 3D printing.
Benjamin holds a master’s degree in electro-mechanical engineering, in materials engineering and he obtained an MBA at the Vlerick Business School in 2013. He is passionate about innovation management, the mechanisms behind ecosystems and value chains. Recently he outlined the new strategy for the additive manufacturing programme within Sirris.
How industry will evolve in a 3D printing production environment is what occupies him every day. Benjamin guides factories in their AM activities. His main focus consists of testing and certifying 3D printed parts.
Publications
- Guidelines for the manufacturing of medical devices
- New AMable project call for proposals
- Join the first 3D Printing Challenge for students and young professionals!
- AM process simulation software, a helpful tool for designers
- Twikit takes customisation to the next level – 4.0 made real by Sirris
- Assessing the future potential of AM for Belgian industry
- AMable project launches new open call
- Help us map the evolution of Additive Manufacturing in the Belgian Industry
- Deceuninck explores options of 3D printing for pvc profiles
- First AM Integrated Factory Conference