Mosaic Manufacturing: Case Studies
Real stories. Real impact.
Customer case studies are a powerful tool for building trust and credibility. They show potential clients what your product can truly achieve through the voices of real customers. These stories provide authentic, narrative-driven insights into how Mosaic solutions made a difference.
My role in creating case study content is focused on telling a compelling story through thoughtful editing and structure. From planning and filming to post-production. The arc follows the customers journey: the problem they faced, the solution provided, and the results achieved.
Here are some examples of case studies that I created for Mosaic Manufacturing:
(unlisted vimeo links of the case study video socials that I have create for Mosaic)
Product Design and Development with Element HT: Mosaic and Interfacial
Headquartered in Prescott, Wisconsin, Interfacial (IFC) is a development services company that scales and manufactures custom compounds for the plastics industry. IFC brings customer ideas to manufacturing, diligently prototyping and testing to ensure the best product possible is brought to market. At the time they became familiar with Mosaic, IFC was searching for a printer that offered an open approach to third party materials to allow them greater flexibility for product testing. Element HT offered a solution that allowed for experimentation and innovation, while also delivering high quality parts.
I was Editor on this project.
Flexible, Localized Manufacturing with Array: Mosaic and Microart Services Inc.
Learn how the ability to print parts on demand has afforded Microart greater flexibility when it comes to product iteration, part inventory, and fulfilling customer orders. Located in Ontario, Canada, Microart Services Inc. is an electronic and design services contract manufacturer that provides a number of services for low-to-mid volume productions including circuit design, PCB assembly, and product box builds.
I filmed and edited this project.
Breaking the Supply Chain Mold with Additive Manufacturing: Mosaic, Premier Orthotics Lab & LutraCAD
Today, we're taking you behind the scenes at MicroArt Services Inc. where you'll discover how a leading PCB manufacturer and distributor is leveraging 3D printed parts to streamline testing and assembly. Partnering with Mosaic Manufacturing, MicroArt supports a diverse customer base, from healthcare to automotive. To meet the unique demands of each industry, they need flexible, in-house manufacturing capabilities that bypass the delays of overseas suppliers and the complexity of traditional print farms. That’s where Array comes in. Seamlessly integrated into MicroArt’s production line, Array powers an automated microfactory that adapts to shifting production needs. Running quietly in the background, it frees up valuable time and resources; helping teams stay on track, or even get ahead. Automation is already transforming factories worldwide. Now, it's time for additive manufacturing to help you keep pace.
I filmed and edited this project.
Breaking the Supply Chain Mold with Additive Manufacturing: Mosaic, Premier Orthotics Lab & LutraCAD
Mosaic and Premier Orthotics Lab are revolutionizing the field of custom orthotics. To enhance production efficiency and deliver high-quality, custom orthotics faster, Premier Orthotics Lab integrated additive manufacturing into their workflow. This innovation has significantly increased output, improved precision in orthotic design, and elevated the overall patient experience. Watch our latest case study video to see how cutting-edge 3D printing technology meets precision orthotic design, creating tailored solutions that improve comfort, performance, and quality of life.
I was Editor on this project.
How Service Bureaus are Adopting Lights-Out Production: Avid Product Development & Mosaic
How did Avid Product Development scale up to deliver tens of thousands of 3D printed parts weekly—without burning out their team? Discover how automation with Mosaic’s Array transformed their workflow from manual to scalable, enabling unattended multi-project printing across entire weekends Avid Product Development, is a design engineering and fabrication company that was looking for a cost effective way to offer their clientele new creative pathways in additive manufacturing. Array offered an automated solution.
I was Editor on this project.