Daniel Oliver from Voxel8 gives us an update on the world's first 3D electronics printer along with news of a new high-strength material and functional prints built with conductive ink at CES 2016. We also get an insight into the future of the Voxel8 Developer's Kit which is set to be shipped later this year.
Voxel8 showcase working 3D printed watch at CES 2016
We catch up with Voxel8 a year on at CES to get an update on the world's first 3D electronics printer and take a look at some functional prints coming off the machine.
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