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Six theories from AEB about how 3D printing will change logistics
Plus: current perception of 3D print benefits and limitations. Free white paper on the impact of new technology on logistics from AEB.
24.09.2015
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3D printing changes logistics
3D printing has been used by certain industries for some time now, and more sectors are following suit. One thing is for certain: The market share of additive manufacturing will continue to grow. This white paper puts forward six theories about how the technology will affect society as a whole, and logistics in particular. Download it now, free of charge.
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Six theories about how 3D printing will change logistics
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