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Introducing Collider’s Programmable Tooling

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Collider has just emerged from stealth to introduce their Orchid machine and Programmable Tooling technology at Inside 3D Printing San Diego. Founder Graham Bredemeyer explains to 3DPrint.com the new hybrid technology that brings together 3D printing and plastic casting. [Video: Sarah Goehrke for 3DPrint.com]


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