Sebastien Martinerie
Fields of expertise
As the 3D printing coach at SPOT, I am dedicated to helping students succeed with their prototyping projects.
This activity includes:
- Training students, from design to production, while respecting the best practices and rules of the space. Over 550 students have access to the space.
- Daily advice and support.
- Management of SPOT's 3D printing facility, which includes around thirty FDM and SLA machines, producing over 5,000 cycles a year (https://make.epfl.ch/3dprint/).
- Developing the workshop by anticipating growth in demand, new needs and technological developments.
- Other (team management, communication, etc.)
This activity includes:
- Training students, from design to production, while respecting the best practices and rules of the space. Over 550 students have access to the space.
- Daily advice and support.
- Management of SPOT's 3D printing facility, which includes around thirty FDM and SLA machines, producing over 5,000 cycles a year (https://make.epfl.ch/3dprint/).
- Developing the workshop by anticipating growth in demand, new needs and technological developments.
- Other (team management, communication, etc.)
Biography
As a HES mechanical engineer, I've always had a passion for 3D design and additive manufacturing technologies.I've worked in R&D (developing a process for metal powders) and in the medical field for over 20 years. At the same time, I run my own design and 3D printing workshop, which provides services for many advanced applications.
https://actu.epfl.ch/news/i-spent-all-my-savings-on-my-first-3d-printer-2/
Other
Program Manager at TO GO TO TOGO Association for 20 yearsTeaching & PhD
- 3D printing training at SPOT (FDM and SLA)
- Participation in the ‘Fast & High Precision 3D Printing’ continuing education course
- Supervision of semester projects related to the recycling of 3D printing waste