There’s a strange thing that happens for a member of the press at an event like AeroDef, a convention for members of the aerospace and defense supply chain. They really don’t care about talking to a reporter or journalist because that’s not the sort of person that will buy a machine or broker some sort of business deal. So, though it’d be nice to sap every exhibitor and speaker for information, it’s pretty clear that they’d rather be networking. This is sort of the opposite effect that I’ve had at consumer-oriented 3D printing events, where exhibitors are excited to speak to me, partially as a member of the press who’s going to give them some publicity, but also just because there’s more of an open, friendlier vibe throughout.…
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