3D printing is a method of manufacturing everything from tools to shoes to jewelery, or even car and aerospace parts using a computer-controlled printer.

The advent of 3D printing is creating a burgeoning new industry. But like any new technology, there may be hidden risks that must be accounted for.

Related: New 3D printing technology uses soundwaves Additive manufacturing On the whole, additive manufacturing is more sustainable than other production methods.

By 2027, the 3D-printing market is predicted to be worth $55.8 billion, according to Smithers, a technology consulting firm. What’s next for ICON?

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