Just a few short years ago, 3D printing was a niche and expensive technology with narrow practical application. But today, everything from clothing and cars to musical instruments and even body parts can be created with a 3D printer. According to a report from ReportBuyer, the worldwide demand for 3D printing is projected to rise more than 20 percent per year—to $5 billion in 2017.
Just a few short years ago, 3D printing was a niche and expensive technology with narrow practical application. But today, everything from clothing and cars to musical instruments and even body parts can be created with a 3D printer. According to a report from ReportBuyer, the worldwide demand for 3D printing is projected to rise more than 20 percent per year—to $5 billion in 2017.
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