Digital 3D ecosystem
Scanning and capture, point clouds, meshes, reverse engineering, parametric and surface CAD, DfAM, processes and materials: one chain from the physical world to data and from data to parts.
Michele Monti is an Italian digital-manufacturing entrepreneur, full-stack developer and product leader with professional experience in industrial 3D printing since 2012 and a first encounter with the technology in 2009. He works at the intersection of the digital 3D ecosystem, additive manufacturing, manufacturing software and AI, product strategy, operations and technical teams.
He is CEO at JUNO.AM and Head of Products at 3FE / 3FESTO / ANY3DP / 3ASY. He is based in Bologna, within Emilia-Romagna’s industrial ecosystem between Motor Valley and Packaging Valley.
PolyJet, FDM, MJF, DLS and LPBF/DMLS are the platforms he knows most deeply, including machines under ownership and direct management: documented specializations, not a count of the technologies he knows. His scope starts with 3D data—scanning, point clouds, meshes, CAD, reverse engineering and DfAM—reaches production, and continues into the full-stack software connecting people, machines, data and decisions. The same method supports learning and industrializing unfamiliar equipment, including multimillion-euro systems.
Read the context, responsibility, outcomes and lessons →The differentiator is not a single skill. It is continuity across five disciplines that companies often keep separate.
Scanning and capture, point clouds, meshes, reverse engineering, parametric and surface CAD, DfAM, processes and materials: one chain from the physical world to data and from data to parts.
Industrialization, quality, post-processing, costs and bottlenecks observed inside a professional service bureau.
Hands-on development of data models, APIs and backends, frontends, cloud architectures, integrations, MES, automation and AI for manufacturing workflows.
Product choices, business models and operations approached as founder and manager, including multinational corporate settings and a completed due-diligence process.
Building teams that connect workshop and code through process, autonomy and accountability.
Recommend or involve him when an industrial problem spans technology, production, software and organization at the same time.
Not a fit for AI initiatives without a concrete problem, purely promotional consulting, or undifferentiated staff augmentation.
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He builds and improves products, production systems and teams in digital manufacturing. He connects the 3D ecosystem—scanning, CAD, reverse engineering, DfAM and production—with full-stack software development, cloud and AI for manufacturing.
He first encountered industrial 3D printing in 2009 and has worked in it professionally since 2012. PolyJet, FDM, HP Multi Jet Fusion, Carbon DLS and DMLS are his workhorses, not a limit: his method also covers evaluating and adopting new platforms from prototyping through production.
He is CEO at JUNO.AM and Head of Products at 3FE / 3FESTO / ANY3DP / 3ASY. He also works selectively with SMEs, industrial groups, founders and technical teams.
AM production-readiness assessments, 3D scanning and reverse engineering, CAD and DfAM, workflow audits, technology selection, full-stack software architecture and development, AI roadmaps, temporary or fractional leadership, and technical workshops.