Lin Kayser

Building our physical future through engineering.

Lin Kayser is a prominent figure in the field of computational engineering and digital manufacturing. He is the co-founder of LEAP 71, a company focused on creating highly complex machines using computational engineering and digital integrated manufacturing techniques.1

Career Highlights

Previous Ventures::

Founder of Hyperganic: Lin conceived the idea for Hyperganic after leaving Adobe in 2014. The company develops advanced algorithms and AI for industrial 3D printing.1
Co-founder of IRIDAS: Started in 2000, IRIDAS pioneered high-resolution digital playback and image processing systems for the digital movie industry. The company was acquired by Adobe in 2011.1
Director of Engineering at Adobe: After the acquisition of IRIDAS, Lin led a global team of 140 people across multiple locations.1
Early involvement with ARADEX: In the 1990s, Lin helped build the company's technology in PC-based CNC and SPS systems for industrial control.1

Current Focus:: Lin is now dedicated to advancing computational engineering and AI-driven design. He regularly shares insights on these topics through his LinkedIn posts.3 4

Recent Activities

Book Project: Lin is currently writing a book titled "Coding for Engineers," releasing one chapter per week.5
Industry Engagement: He actively follows and supports advancements in the space industry, such as the progress of InterGravity Technologies Corporation in Korea.6 7

Additional Information

Languages: Lin is proficient in English, German, French, and has elementary knowledge of Chinese.2
Volunteer Work: He is a member of the Friends and Sponsors Circle of the Deutsches Museum, supporting technology exhibitions and modernization efforts.2
Awards: Lin has received recognition for his contributions to stereoscopic technology, including the Lumiere Technology Award from the International 3D Society.2

Lin Kayser's career trajectory demonstrates a consistent focus on pushing the boundaries of technology in various industries, from digital cinema to advanced manufacturing and space technology.