After such name brands as Home Depot, Staples, and UPS have gotten into the space in one way or another, the latest mainstream company to jump onto the 3D printing train is Lowe’s. Lowe’s Innovation Labs, the company’s “disruptive innovation hub”, will be experimenting with 3D printing both online and in stores.
Lowe’s will begin today with a single Orchard Supply Hardware store in Mountain View, California, as well as at Osh.com, where customers will be able to 3D print replacement parts and décor products with the full customization offered by 3D printing technology. …
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