Derek Vogt Co-Founder and CTO of Mosaic Manufacturing is a leading expert in 3D printing technology driving advancements in digital fabrication and automation.
About
Derek Vogt is a leading expert in 3D printing technology serving as the Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Mosaic Manufacturing since 2014. Under his leadership the company has developed innovative hardware and software solutions that address significant challenges in digital fabrication and automation. Derek holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering from Queen's University.
Work and impact
Vogt co-founded Mosaic Manufacturing in 2014 out of a winning pitch at the Queen's Innovation Centre Summer Initiative, alongside Mitch Debora and Chris Labelle. As CTO he led the technical and product work behind Palette, an accessory that lets ordinary single-material desktop 3D printers produce multi-colour and multi-filament parts, and later Array, an automated system aimed at production-scale additive manufacturing on the factory floor. Queen's University describes him as having grown the team from 3 to roughly 45 people while steering technical and product direction since 2014. His background combines mechanical/mechatronics engineering with design, which he applies to hardware, software and materials as a single manufacturing platform.
Canadian story
Vogt is based in Toronto, where Mosaic Manufacturing is headquartered. He studied engineering at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario (Sc'14), and launched the company through the university's Queen's Innovation Centre Summer Initiative, making his career an entirely Canadian-built story; his own social profile also lists ties to Calgary.
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