Steve Schell, CEO and Co-founder of New Matter, talks to TCT about the Mod-T, a sub $400 3D printer for the home and education market and how they're set to bring 3D printing to 100 schools in the U.S this year.
Affordable 3D Printing for the home and classroom with New Matter at CES
TCT takes a closer look at the sub $400 MOD-t 3D printer and hears from New Matter about its education initiative to bring 3D printing to 100 US schools.
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