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3D printing

4 statements across 3 episodes · 3 bullish · 1 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Aug 24, 2015 by Brad Feld · across every show →

Everything said about 3D printing, oldest first

Aug 24, 2015 bullish
Opinion
Subtractive laser printing is more versatile than 3D printing
“This is a product that does basically the same, but I think it's actually a much more versatile long-term technology than three D printing in terms of what it can do.”
Brad Feld Aug 24, 2015 ▶ 29:07 20 VC 065: FOUNDRY GROUP WEEK 1: Brad Feld: Founders Should Be Obsessed, Passion Belongs In The Bedroom
Dec 9, 2016 positive
Assertion Supported
HP, Canon, and Toshiba Are Entering the 3D Printing Market
“Only quite recently, especially with the announcement of HP and their new three D printer, and as a result, the reaction of other companies like Toshiba, Canon is now involved in the print, in three D printing, and also new startups are popping up like desktop…”
Peter Weimershausen Dec 9, 2016 ▶ 5:50 20VC: The Future For 3D Printing? Why European VCs Are More Conservative Than US VCs & How 3D Printing Truly Changes The Manufacturing Process with Peter Weijmarshausen, Co-Founder & CEO @ Shapeways
Dec 9, 2016 negative
Assertion Partly supported
Jewelry and Toy Industries Are Not Embracing 3D Printing
“I don't see the jewelry industry embracing three D printing at all. I don't see the toy industry three embracing three D printing at all.”
Peter Weimershausen Dec 9, 2016 ▶ 12:30 20VC: The Future For 3D Printing? Why European VCs Are More Conservative Than US VCs & How 3D Printing Truly Changes The Manufacturing Process with Peter Weijmarshausen, Co-Founder & CEO @ Shapeways
Sep 20, 2017 positive
Assertion Supported
Cheap computing and 3D printing drastically reduced hardware startup costs by 2011
“Today, any 500 dollar computer can run incredibly sophisticated CAD. And on top of that, the software is Free. And then you kind of add in rapid prototyping like three D printing, and you're kind of timing for your first unit, plus things like Arduino, make it…”
Jeremy Conrad Sep 20, 2017 ▶ 3:47 20VC: Why Core AI Is Largely A Bunch of Nifty Tricks, Why Consumer Electronics Is The Hardest Thing To Do In Venture & Why Silicon Valley Will Dominate The Future of Robotics with Jeremy Conrad, Partner @ Lemnos Labs
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