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3D Printing News Unpeeled, Live with Joris Peels – Monday 8th of August

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Today on “3D Printing News Unpeeled,” we discussed 3D printing better batteries, low-cost science equipment, a 3D printed cycling pad to make your rides more comfortable, and Stratasys’s acquisition of Covestro’s 3D printing business.



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