3D Printer World Expo Highlights the New Age of 3D Printing

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Hey makers, there's another event to satisfy your palettes. The innaugural 3D Printer World Expo is coming January 31 through February 1 in Burbank, California. So much happening in the 3D printing world - with cells, houses, and even Jello. We interview Joe Micallef, Education Director for the 3D Printer World Expo, on what to expect at the 3D Printer World Expo.

3D Printers Opens Up New Worlds

"What is so exciting now is the range of materials and methods have developed in such a way it can be used to manufacture"

"what we are seeing really is the democratization of manufacture through 3D printing"

"all types of materials being used now, there are resins, printing with metal, on the culinary side they're are printing with food"

"Another thing that will probably happen here there will be a lot more 3D printers on the market because many patents will expire this year"

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Richard A. McCoy said…
It really highlights how far the technology has come. The idea of "democratization of manufacture" through 3D printing still resonates today, but now with even more incredible materials and applications. It makes me think about how creativity blossoms when barriers are removed. I've been playing a game called Infinite Craft lately, just to see how wild the crafting combinations can get—like combining random elements to create something totally unexpected, kind of like 3D printing moving from plastic to Jello! It's amazing to think about the possibilities they were just starting to glimpse. What advancements in 3D printing do you think would have surprised them the most back then?

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