Janne Kyttanen
 

Your expertise. My creativity.

Together we create value for your 3D printing business and the industry at large. Let’s start by having a chat and I will show you how we can create value together!

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PIXSWEET

Imagine if everybody had the ability to produce on industrial scale, but yet do it in smaller batches, align with trends faster and offer tailored solutions based on regional demand.

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JENGO

By 2030, we will have a housing shortage of 3 billion homes. It is an unimaginable number and we have no tools on the market, which can solve this problem for an affordable price.

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3DTI

Imagine if we were able to merge 3D printing and rollstock packaging film technology in a way that the mold and packaging of a product were one in the same.

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WHAT THE FUTURE VC

Imagine if we could triangulate the developments of various technologies, build companies in a value network setting around them and invest in them in a collective manner.

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GLASSES USA

Eyewear and associated accessories have expanded over the years to include a wide range of styles for all ages, and 3D printing just allows this to continue further.

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MATERIALISE

Materialise, founded in 1990, incorporates more than 25 years of 3D printing experience into a range of software solutions and 3D printing services for medical and manufacturing.

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3D SYSTEMS

In 2011, after selling his company “Freedom of Creation” to 3D Systems, Janne joined 3DS as their Creative Director.

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DRESS AND LOST LUGGAGE

In 2000, Jiri Evenhuis and Janne Kyttanen set out to answer this question by creating a project together which was about disrupting the way we see or even need luggage in the future.

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SOFA SO GOOD

Sofa So Good took 5 weeks of continuous 3D printing, making it arguably the most time consuming stereolithography 3D print ever executed.

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METSIDIAN

At present we’re able to use explosions to join materials that wouldn’t naturally fuse together. What if we could control this force digitally?

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MACEDONIA TRAY

It may be hard to imagine, but 20 years ago Generative design didn’t exist. Yet, Janne Kyttanen has used these natural cell type structures ever since the beginning of his work.

ONITSUKA TIGER

Electric Tiger Land was the first global advertisement campaign to fully embrace 3D printed art as its centerpiece.

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EKOCYCLE

In the late 90’s Janne created a future manufacturing platform concept, which could recycle all ocean plastic and people could 3D print products out of them in their homes.

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NEXA

Nexa is a start-up making ultra-fast industrial grade Sterolithography 3D printers affordable to professionals and businesses of all sizes


For a full list of museum exhibits and collections click here and for other archived projects, click here.