As 3D printing matures, shops will have to rely less on a inventory of goods and, instead, will be able to provide customers with a unique shopping experience. Whether online or using an in-store device, shoppers might find an item they like, tailor it to their size and taste, and have it printed on demand. While the manufacturing side of this equation develops in its own right, the software side will have to do the same. As CAD programs are often quite cumbersome, using a great amount of data and computing power, new cloud-based 3D model publishers will continue to emerge. Previously, we’ve covered sites like Sketchfab and CL3VER.…
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