Journey of 3D Printing: Technology of the Future – Infographic

Published 2016-09-05

3D Printing technology is commonly thought of as the latest “futuristic” concept, but to our surprise this technology dates back to19thCentury. Even before Charles Hull invented the first 3D Printing process “Stereolithography”, attempts were made to create the 3D sculptures by François Willème in 1860 using cameras. The below infographic will take you on tour of the “Journey of 3D Printing” :

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