Joseph DeSimone: What if 3D printing was 100x faster?

The video discusses advancements in 3D printing, focusing on a new technology called CLIP, inspired by the T-1000 scene in Terminator 2. CLIP uses light and oxygen to create objects continuously, overcoming traditional 3D printing limitations like speed and material properties. This innovation could revolutionize manufacturing by enabling faster production and better material properties, with applications in various fields such as medicine and automotive industries.

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