While UPS has already begun rolling out in-store 3D printing services and the US Postal Service has at least begun considering the technology, today, iMakr and Royal Mail in the UK have announced a pilot program to experiment with 3D printing at one Royal Mail location.
From now until January at the New Cavendish Street delivery office in London, users will be able to purchase and print digital items from MyMiniFactory.com and royalmail.com to be delivered by Royal Mail, or picked up from the iMakr Store. Additionally, the partners will print customers’ own designs, as well. If the pilot indicates great interest in the technology and the program, there is the possibility that it will be expanded to other Royal Mail locations.…
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