Joseph DeSimone says that actually, 3D-printing is simply to print in 2D over and over again in layers. That’s true but the layers build up to something three-dimensional as a product of course.
While 3D-printing is an interesting way of generating mass, following digital designs that can easily be shared across the globe through the Internet, it is only at the start of generating a potential. What if 3D-printing was a hundred times faster than it is now? Watch the TED Talk with Joseph DeSimone below. Enjoy!
YouTube: What if 3D printing was 100x faster? | Joseph DeSimone
Photo credit: The feature image has been taken by Bret Hartman at the TED event “Truth and Dare”, from March 16-20, 2015, in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
[…] the time to build a project might have taken a few days. With new technology, you can have a finished part within 5-10 minutes. Modern 3D printers can now print a centimeter […]