
Voodoo Manufacturing Closes, Permanently
We’ve learned that NYC-based Voodoo Manufacturing has closed its doors.
We’ve learned that NYC-based Voodoo Manufacturing has closed its doors.
The debate over use of proprietary or open materials ecosystems is becoming a big topic in 3D printing.
I’ve noticed there are now three main approaches to dealing with 3D printer materials. There’s more than just open and closed options.
A new survey of large-scale 3D printing operations from Essentium reveals what could be a fatal flaw in the strategies of most major 3D printer manufacturers who hope to move towards production additive manufacturing.
There seems to be two kinds of resin 3D printer manufacturers: those supporting open materials and those who do not.
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