Video: Additive Manufacturing at Morris Technologies
A company that is advancing additive manufacturing as a production technology discusses why additive manufacturing is important right now.
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Modern Machine Shop’s Peter Zelinski interviews Greg Morris, CEO/COO of Morris Technologies, a company at the forefront of advancing additive manufacturing as a production technology. In this video, Mr. Morris discusses the significance of additive manufacturing and why the technology is important right now.
(Note: This video was recorded and posted before Morris Technologies was acquired by GE.)
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