In our app-obsessed age, it's refreshing to see a startup take it back to the still-broken basics. While I'm as ecstatic about and adoring of 3D printers as the next nerd, it's hard to ignore the fact that fundamentals still don't fundamentally work.
Getting a product created, a real life physical product, is still incredibly complicated, time-consuming, and expensive. I'm so excited to have discovered a company challenging this state.
