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Articles, case studies, and industry recognition from the Lucent Additive team on design, materials, cost, and putting 3D printing to work in production.
Two years after his own win, Brent co-chaired AMUG’s 2025 scholarship committee and reflected on what it means to give back to the additive community.

A Formlabs case study on how in-house 3D printing cut one part from about $500 to $21, and why “should we print this?” beats “can we?”
TCT recognized the generative design work behind Lucent Additive: dozens of design options, tested and refined into a lighter part that stays strong.
Why materials deserve as much attention as printers, with Brent explaining how material range shaped Labconco’s choice of resin printer.
Brent Griffith was named a 2023 AMUG scholarship recipient for his research into the health and safety questions around printer emissions.
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