Andrew Zaleski

Andrew Zaleski has been contributing to Fortune since 2014, writing frequently about technology.

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  • Direct Dimensions X-Men: Days of Future Past

    This Maryland company is the 3-D scanning firm for Hollywood stars

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski
  • PIxelligent

    A tiny technology to brighten skyscrapers

    By Megan McCarthy and Andrew Zaleski
  • Findery founder Caterina FakeMPW

    Why Caterina Fake has no problem finding female engineers

    By Colleen Leahey and Andrew Zaleski
  • NASA 3D Printing rocket injector

    3D-printing a better rocket

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski
  • A DJI S1000 octocopter carrying a vertical banner during a DroneCast promotional flight in Philadelphia.

    For one student, dreams of drone-based advertising take flight

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski
  • Code2040's 2013 summer fellows on their first day.

    In tech, some minorities are too minor. This group wants to change that.

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski

  • Is municipal broadband more important than net neutrality?

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski
  • The Micro 3D printer. M3D, based in Bethesda, is one of several firms working to build Maryland's additive manufacturing industry.

    In Maryland, a major push to become a 3D printing hub

    By Andrew Nusca and Andrew Zaleski

  • Why is in-car tech so complicated?

    By Brett Krasnove and Andrew Zaleski