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Remco Duchhart
Manager Format Development, at Albert Heijn
Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
Manager Brand Guidelines & Visual Identity,
Albert Heijn Europe - Sep 2012 till present
In the past years Jaap has been active in product development for outdoor applications in Europe. Fuelling the transition to LED based solutions. He has driven the Create the Livable city program, a platform where over 150 professionals in urban place making have been designing and prototyping lighting solutions that contribute to our future livable cities.
In his current role as a product manager he uses 3D printing technology to develop new lighting solutions for indoor applications. He also leads the sustainability program that aims to use recycled polycarbonate as a basis to produce 3D printed products.
3D printing has been around for a while. And now the lighting industry is transforming again with this revolutionary new technology that allows you to create your tailored luminaires at a fraction of the cost of bespoke lighting.
With 3D printing you can completely have your design and therefore fits your business to a tee. 3D printed luminaires are the redefinition of fast, flexible and sustainable. Ideal for every project, office, chain or store.
Ideal for prototyping and creating unique designs in small series. Right now in lighting, we start using 3D printing on an industrial scale. Major customers like Marks & Spencer’s, Albert Heijn, SAS, Total & Praxis are using 3D printed solutions.
Create unique store experiences which can be easily adapted to new trends without wasting materials. Tailor your lighting design with circular economy ready luminaires.
But why? What are the benefits?
Listen to what our customers have to say and how they have used this to create an unique store experience, how they adapted this to new trends without wasting materials.
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Principles of Design Thinking
This webinar was scheduled to happen on Jan 23, 2020 to gain insights about the Design Thinking methodology by discussing about some real-life projects. It got cancelled due to some unforeseen reasons.
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3D Printed Luminaires
Watch this webinar which was held on June 24, 2020 to learn about benefits of 3D printing technology for your projects, our sustainability program and how our innovative way of producing luminaires with 3D printing technology can reduce carbon emissions.
