This is a strange page. From the video: Terry Wholers: "We are in the early days of 3D printing" Carl Bass: "The far more interesting thing is going to be

This is a strange page. From the video: Terry Wholers: "We are in the early days of 3D printing" Carl Bass: "The far more interesting thing is going to be industrial uses..." Terry is very wrong. 3D printing is not new it's over 30 years old. In the video it almost sounds like he has never seen 3d printing before. Carl Bass (Autodesk) seems to understand what is going on. He is talking about the industrial uses of 3D printing. And that's why I think this page is strange. People in the industry already know about multi-material 3D printing sometimes called PolyJet. Edit: Looks like HP is using these steps to print: 1 lay down a layer of material(s) 2 spray a binder over the layer 3 bind the layer by applying energy (UV curing?) 4 goto 1