You don't capture exponential value with linear thinking. You build at the edge — of your organization, of your industry, of the solar system. That's where the people on stage sit. Two edges at once. Two frontiers. One conviction.
The components traveling there place extreme demands on performance and material properties. D3-AM — Durst's additive manufacturing division — is commercializing industrial system solutions for high-performance components made from advanced SSiC technical ceramics.
What was slow and government-driven is now fast, private, and converging. Orbit is becoming infrastructure — the way the internet did before anyone called it obvious. And the business model has to be just as radical as the technology.