Eve Tan – “A Majority Of Men Would Be Surprised To See A Woman In The 3D Printing Industry.”

By on November 7th, 2018 in interview

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 Eve Tan [Source: Women in 3D Printing]
Eve Tan [Source: Women in 3D Printing]

Eve Tan is our Women in 3D Printing Singapore local ambassador since this summer.

She is also the only Asian Female moderator in the Original Josef Prusa Facebook support group, that now has over 19,000 members. Eve is a certified ACTA trainer from the Singapore IAL institute and currently teaches 3D printing and scanning for Skill future and WDA course.

She also graduated from ACC Institute of Human Services in Psychology Counselling, Singapore Polytechnic in CEO. She created her own 3D Home Desk Machine. For the past 2 years, she has been a physical coaching lecturer from university, polytechnic, school and industry sector, teaching how to build a 3D printer, program and design.

Nora Toure: Eve, could you let us know about your background and what brought you to 3D printing in the first place?

Eve Tan: I had surgery a while ago, and during my downtime in recovery from this surgery, I came across a TED Talk video: “anthony_atala_growing_organs_engineering_tissue”, I found it interesting and kept watching.

I then started to go into online learning and finally met two mentors whio taught me all the knowledge I needed to have about 3D Printing. That’s where it started. I then created my first company in 3D printing: Ev3DM.com.

Nora Toure: And what does Ev3DM provide?

Eve Tan: Ev3DM does research and development for companies overseas, buy providing spare parts and 3D printing element for FDM machines. We wanted to create stuff that are worth and can be use by million.

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By Nora Toure

California-based Nora Toure is the woman behind “Women in 3D Printing”, a group dedicated to promoting and showcasing the use of 3D printing for women. She’s also the Director of Sales & Service Factory Operations at Fast Radius, and a TEDx speaker.