Additive Manufacturing: Promise or Peril?

6 February 2018 • 
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Senior Research Associate Ulrich Kühn provided remarks on disruptive technologies, in particular the risks and chances involved in additive manufacturing.
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On 24 January 2018, VCDNP Senior Research Associate Ulrich Kühn gave a talk to the Robert Bosch Academy's Fellowship program in Berlin on a panel about disruptive technologies. In his remarks, Kühn focused on the risks and chances involved in additive manufacturing (AM), and international responses to proliferation risks stemming from AM.

According to Kühn, "new AM techniques could become critical, and perhaps cheap enablers for States as well as non-State actors set to acquire nuclear weapons." With regards to Germany's role as one of the worlds leaders in AM technology, Kühn suggested that Germany "start protecting its indigenous AM marketplaces and treat them as strategic assets."


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