#112 - Fedor Antonov | Anisoprint - 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Composites & Intelligent Design

Building Better with Brandon Bartneck

Fedor Antonov Fedor is the CEO and co-founder of Anisoprint, a Luxembourg-based startup that develops and manufactures 3D printers for producing carbon fiber reinforced composites.

Key topics in this conversation include:

• Why composites haven’t lived up to their potential for mobility applications
• Structural design in nature
• Specific strength and space elevators
• What it takes to fully utilize the benefits of composite materials, starting with design
• Anisoprint’s Continuous Fiber Coextrusion technology in their 3D printers

Links:

• Show notes: http://brandonbartneck.com/futureofmobility/FedorAntonov
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/fedor-antonov/
• https://anisoprint.com/
• https://www.linkedin.com/company/anisoprint/

Fedor Antonov - Bio

Fedor Antonov Fedor is the CEO and co-founder of Anisoprint, a Luxembourg-based startup that develops and manufactures 3D printers for producing carbon fiber reinforced composites. He holds a Ph.D. in Fundamental Mechanics and has authored 16 scientific publications and 5 patents.

Fedor is a former research fellow in the Institute of Mechanics at Moscow State University, and former Research Scientist for the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. He is both a scientist by heart but also a visionary thinker and passionate about the future of manufacturing. Fedor brings over a decade of academic and industrial experience in design and optimization of composites.

Anisoprint – Company description

Anisoprint is a deep tech startup and the only 3D printing OEM based in Luxembourg today. We’ve developed 3D printers, materials (carbon, basalt) and software for manufacturing anisoprinted composite parts: stronger, lighter and cheaper than metal or non-optimized composites.

Our patented Continuous Fiber Coextrusion (CFC) technology is used in aerospace, engineering, mobility, and many other areas to produce functional parts while cutting costs and increasing productivity. Anisoprinted parts are incredibly strong can actually replace metal parts in some applications.

Anisoprinting is already applied at BMW, Schunk Carbon Technology, Airbus, Brightlands Materials Center, Technical University of Munich, Bauhaus, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, etc.

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