We told you some time ago that they'd be the company to look out for and if you read the social media buzz about the 3D printing marketplace at the 2015 International CES and everyone will tell you there's one company making waves, that's Voxel8. Their multi-material printer out of Harvard allows you to print functional parts and they're already garnering a lot of collaborative interest. Daniel Oliver and Michael Bell talk to TCT.
Believe the hype! Voxel8 talk to TCT at CES
We stated that they were the ones to watch at this show months back. Our prophecy came true as the fully-functional 3D printers make huge waves at CES 2015. We caught up with them to find out more.
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