Additive Manufacturing Unpeeled: HP, Azure Homes, Autodesk

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Autodesk demonstrates a 3D printed smart bridge, Azure Homes gets a preorder portfolio of 16 million and sees further orders from home builders pointing to 3D printed construction being a faster way to deploy capital. HP used to make customized 3D printed climbing shoes. Fathom deploys Mantle to make tooling faster.

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