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Today I’m going to be talking about the democratization of metal 3D printing. This is a short overview of some of the various companies and technologies that are making metal 3D printing more accessible. It’s not exhaustive – I forgot to talk about composites for example, but is an overview. We do mention Roboze, Minifactory, H3D, Kurtz Ersa, Farsoon and more.



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