3D printing has the ability to transform our world, well beyond the obvious implications. From trade to transport, innovation to product adoption, 3D printers are poised to propel humanity forward, possibly even to space.
But there are big challenges, way too much hype and other factors to consider. Interested in the future and how manufacturing and jobs evolve? If so, this is the episode for you.
In today’s episode we discuss:
– The future of the global supply chain
– How personalized medicine is poised to change society
– Why 3D printing has taken so long to mature
– When 3D printers will become a big thing and much much more…
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3D printing has the ability to transform our world, well beyond the obvious implications. From trade to transport, innovation to product adoption, 3D printers are poised to propel humanity forward, possibly even to space.
