> It seems to me the industry is very good at serving hobbyists and prototypers. Sorta. Prototyping has gotten a LOT better thanks to the resin printers. Ext

> It seems to me the industry is very good at serving hobbyists and prototypers. Sorta. Prototyping has gotten a LOT better thanks to the resin printers. Extrusion continues to suck like always, though. > But I think there is a huge market being missed out on easy-to-use, introductory products for mold tooling, plastic injection, and general manufacturing automation. Sadly, I simply do not believe that there is a huge market being missed out. I'd love to know what you think isn't being served. However, in the end, customer service is THE drag on small volume production. There is a reason why there is nothing in the gap between $100 Chinese electronics things with no customer service (see: NanoVNA) or $10K lab equipment with mediocre support.