Video: 3D Printing: What’s Next?
Video: 3D Printing: What’s Next?
3D printing is advancing quickly, from passive parts to printing active and integrated systems. Where will the next innovation be in 3D printing? Find out from Hod Lipson, professor of mechanical engineering at Columbia University, in this video filmed at ASME’s AM3D 2015, held in Boston, MA.
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