Now that we’ve got a number of advanced 3D printing technologies, from high-end metal 3D printers to low-cost desktop fabricators, we await the day when 3D printed items become fully-functional with electronics 3D printed directly into objects during the manufacturing process. The FlexTech Alliance, a public-private partnership devoted to enabling the growth of the flexible electronics industry, is keen on making the 3D printing of functional electronics a reality. FlexTech has announced today the awarding of $1,291,000 to two companies, nScrypt and NovaCentrix, to develop a new 3D printing system for fabricating complex, functional objects.…
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