FSL3D engineer, Andrew Boggeri, talks to TCT at the 2015 International CES about the Las Vegas based company's latest developments including new performance resins, SuperVat technology for DLP 3D printing and why we can expect a big shake up for the 3D printing industry.
FSL3D on new performance resins and a 'big shake up' for 3D printing
Andrew Boggeri talks to TCT at CES 2015 about the latest developments at FSL3D.
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