Barbara Zeller from 3D printing materials company, 3D Fuel, talks to TCT at CES 2016 about sustainability and helping to solve the world's algae problems by creating an Algae-based PLA.
3D Fuel on 3D printing with Algae at CES 2016
How one company is helping to tackle the world's algae problems with an algae-based 3D printing filament.
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