Lee-Bath Nelson's guest appearances

Lee-Bath Nelson

Podcast – Additive Insight

Future Science Group

All Digital Additive Manufacturing

Sherry Handel

Mahmoud Ghannoum

Bill Taylor

Michael Merzenich

David Harris

Gareth Mitchell

Philip A Philip

Dirk Arnold

Jeffrey Cohen

Mark White

Mike Vasquez

Greg Morris

Stephen Taylor

Jason Evans

Scott Volk

OwlTail

3DMedNet International Women's Day: an interview with Lee-Bath Nelson by Future Science Group

3DMedNet International Women's Day: an interview with Lee-Bath Nelson

Lee-Bath Nelson, co-Founder and VP of Business at LEO Lane will be speaking about AM entrepreneurship at TIPE January 28th at 10:30am CST in the Economics track. In this episode of ‘3DP &amp; AM Chat’ Lee joins me from Israel to discuss AM SaaS software security for digital inventory to distributed manufacturing.Topics:0:00 – LEO Lane background – repeatable, consistent 3D printing with a secure SaaS - protect and enforce digital assets.3:18 – blockchain ready – securing distributed manufacturing – process specification – Limited Edition Object (LEO)6:93 - “Whatever is not controlled by software, we can't control” - defining and securing the digital thread8:12 – Digital inventory – Making secure digital asset decisions in the value chain18:02 – information allowed in a secure way – Contract Manufacturer and Consultant value20:66 – Recipe – protecting transparency – automation21:07 – LEO Lane adjustments through the pandemic – Moving to a secure digital supply chain26:12 – Improving the virtual tradeshow experience – solving the visitor experience27:86 – LEO Lane blog post – Go Digital28:84 – Future goals for LEO Lane – ecosystem collaboration30:09 – Tooling spotlight application for additive manufacturingLEO Lane: http://www.leolane.com/Lee-Bath Nelson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leenelson/'TIPE conference: https://www.tipe3dprinting.com/LEO stands for Limited Edition Object. LEOs are digital assets (files) that protect and preserve a digital product or part design by controlling how it is produced on behalf of the enterprise/brand that owns it. The brand's intent is preserved (by specifying material, compatible additive manufacturing technology, scaling allowed, etc) and the brand can specify how many items (instances) can be 3D printed from a particular LEO file. The LEO Lane service also tracks all LEOs providing a dashboard showing when, where, and how each item was produced.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/alldigitalam9283/donations

Lee-Bath Nelson, co-Founder and VP of Business at LEO Lane will be speaking about AM entrepreneurship at TIPE January 28th at 10:30am CST in the Economics track. In this episode of ‘3DP &amp; AM Chat’ Lee joins me from Israel to discuss AM SaaS software security for digital inventory to distributed manufacturing. Topics:0:00 – LEO Lane background – repeatable, consistent 3D printing with a secure SaaS - protect and enforce digital assets.3:18 – blockchain ready – securing distributed manufacturing – process specification – Limited Edition Object (LEO)6:93 - “Whatever is not controlled by software, we can't control” - defining and securing the digital thread8:12 – Digital inventory – Making secure digital asset decisions in the value chain18:02 – information allowed in a secure way – Contract Manufacturer and Consultant value20:66 – Recipe – protecting transparency – automation21:07 – LEO Lane adjustments through the pandemic – Moving to a secure digital supply chain26:12 – Improving the virtual tradeshow experience – solving the visitor experience27:86 – LEO Lane blog post – Go Digital28:84 – Future goals for LEO Lane – ecosystem collaboration30:09 – Tooling spotlight application for additive manufacturing LEO Lane: <a href="http://www.leolane.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.leolane.com/</a>Lee-Bath Nelson: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/leenelson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/leenelson/</a>'TIPE conference: <a href="https://www.tipe3dprinting.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.tipe3dprinting.com/</a> LEO stands for Limited Edition Object. LEOs are digital assets (files) that protect and preserve a digital product or part design by controlling how it is produced on behalf of the enterprise/brand that owns it. The brand's intent is preserved (by specifying material, compatible additive manufacturing technology, scaling allowed, etc) and the brand can specify how many items (instances) can be 3D printed from a particular LEO file. The LEO Lane service also tracks all LEOs providing a dashboard showing when, where, and how each item was produced.Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/alldigitalam9283/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/alldigitalam9283/donations</a>

3DP & AM Chat: LEO Lane | Distributed AM Security SaaS | Lee-Bath Nelson and Adam J. Penna

On this week’s episode of Additive Insight, we speak to Dr Lee-Bath Nelson, co—founder and VP of Business at additive manufacturing software as a service company LEO Lane. Since its founding in 2014, LEO Lane has been developing cloud based solutions which control, protect, and track 3D printed products and files. On this episode we discuss increasing IP challenges as additive moves more into production, how the pandemic has forced companies to think more urgently about how they’re protecting their 3D printable part data, a how heightened attention on the benefits of distributed manufacturing have emphasised the need for products like LEO Lane. This episode is brought to you in association with Ultimaker. Considering an in-house 3D printing solution with industrial-grade material options and trusted software employed by 2 million users? Request a quote here.

On this week’s episode of Additive Insight, we speak to Dr Lee-Bath Nelson, co—founder and VP of Business at additive manufacturing software as a service company <a href="http://www.leolane.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LEO Lane</a>. Since its founding in 2014, LEO Lane has been developing cloud based solutions which control, protect, and track 3D printed products and files. On this episode we discuss increasing IP challenges as additive moves more into production, how the pandemic has forced companies to think more urgently about how they’re protecting their 3D printable part data, a how heightened attention on the benefits of distributed manufacturing have emphasised the need for products like LEO Lane. This episode is brought to you in association with Ultimaker. Considering an in-house 3D printing solution with industrial-grade material options and trusted software employed by 2 million users? Request a quote <a href="https://3d.ultimaker.com/request-quote?utm_source=TCT&amp;utm_medium=ad&amp;utm_campaign=podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

#48 Dr Lee-Bath Nelson on AM, IP and distributed manufacturing