With yesterday’s day-long online seminar on what the company’s founders have come to define as Additive Manufacturing 2.0, Desktop Metal officialized the commercialization of its Shop System with clients in North America, EMEA and APAC. Does this mean the much-awaited revolution of metal binder jetting for production is finally here?

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Probably. Let’s look at the facts.

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Founded and backed by superstars in the AM industry, from serial entrepreneur Ric Fulop (who’s had a role in starting Markforged, Onshape and Proto Labs among others), to MIT director of the AM department professor John Hart, to the very inventor of binder jetting, Ely Sachs, Desktop Metal is a company that is full of ideas and also has the ability to communicate them effectively. Even too effectively in some cases. Its first metal 3D printer, the Studio System, which was revolutionary even with all its limitations, was strongly promoted for several months […]

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