MakerBot was going to change the world. It was going to bring 3D-printing, long a product limited to designer offices and workshops, into the home (or at least the garage). But earlier today, under a veil of marketing speak and glitzy videos, the company announced a new focus on commercial--not consumer--products, and in so doing, finally admitted what we've all known for a while. No one really wants a 3D printer in their house.
MakerBot was going to change the world. It was going to bring 3D-printing, long a product limited to designer offices and workshops, into the home (or at least the garage). But earlier today, under a veil of marketing speak and glitzy videos, the company announced a new focus on commercial--not consumer--products, and in so doing, finally admitted what we've all known for a while. No one really wants a 3D printer in their house.
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