JANNE KYTTANEN IS THE GUY YOU WANT TO BE INSPIRED BY
Janne’s work has been published in all major media outlets around the world from the high level arts press to business media and technology journals. His work has been extensively exhibited and integrated into permanent design collections at leading galleries and museums around the world including MOMA, FIT, MAD and the Vitra Design Museum. Janne is an avid keynote speaker and is engaging audiences all around the world. Take a look at some of the press and speaking events below.
PRESS
In 2019, Janne Kyttanen became a monthly contributor for Forbes, in the Manufacturing category of the Industry section. He writes on all topics related to future trends of 3D printing across a variety of industries.
In 2018, Janne Kyttanen became a contributor for 3DPBM. He writes on all topics related to 3D printing from his perspective. A must for industry trends!
In 2018, Janne Kyttanen talks with Fabbaloo on why “Innovation is Sweet!
In 2018 3D Imperial interviews Janne Kyttanen to understand his creative brain and how his decisions are made.
In 2013, Janne shares with The Huffington Post how 3D Printed Shoes Turn Home Computer Into Cobbler.
Read Janne’s features in the world's most influential architecture, interiors and design magazine: Dezeen.
In 2014, Janne shares with MOCO the idea behind his latest design, the Deceptor Ping Pong table.
Janne shares his 3D Adventures with Wired in 2013.
Janne talks with Mashables in 2013 about how 3D printing shoes means you never have to worry about buying another pair again.
Janne shares with Fast Company that you can now 3D print out of sawdust.
SPEAKING EVENTS
Laboratory Products Association
Janne Kyttanen discussed the impact of 3D printed products in the field of science, medicine and laboratory products and how to create a road map for digitization.
Remode 2018; Los Angeles, California
Remode is the premier event for disruptive and sustainable fashion. Janne Kyttanen was on a panel with other experts in various fields discussing how fashion fabrication can be digitized.
Google Dress Code
Janne Kyttanen was asked to be on the “CS+Fashion Industry Panel” which treated students in attendance to life steering career advice from industry leaders.
Herald Design
Herald Design is a project that aims to merge design and technology to create innovative design for future. The 100-day project, co-organized with Seoul Design Foundation, invites designers and engineers to work together to create collaborative works.