3D Printing News Unpeeled: Optomec, Materialise, Desktop Metal and WASP

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We’re looking at an automated an automated Additive Manufacturing cell by Optomec, Materialise buying Identify3D, stop the presses Desktop Metal is making a digital sheet forming machine, the US Coast Guard uses a competition in a canny adoption of 3D Printing, Fleet Space is 3D printing more in house and a WASP printer is used to make a giant sustainable house.

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