Nick Talken

20 years ago, you couldn't just take out your laptop, log into AWS, and make some new amazing product.

You'd have a server and you'd probably work for a company that had access to a big server.

I would love in the future where regardless of where you are in the world, if you have a good idea of how to invent something physical, you should just be able to do that with a keystroke and a click.

And that is an inspiring world to live in because then you've taken what may be millions of physical world innovators today and you've made it so that anybody out of the billions of us can be.

And then what products those people invent, I won't dare to guess, but it will be really exciting.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's a world that is worth wanting, right?

And I think with all the other stuff happening in today's world, you want to be excited about the future.

So let's try to make an exciting future that we all believe in.

Um, yeah, I think all, maybe not print it in your house.

I think that was a little bit of a fad, um, you know, especially for like industrial type applications.

But, um, yeah, I mean, 3d printing is an amazing technology to, again, how do you take an idea and use something that's a digital application of, of, of chemistry?

Um, just got to find the right use case, right?

Making like red solo cups with 3d printing is probably not a good use case, but making a dental device that's personalized to your mouth and your use case.

Incredibly.

Good use case.

Making our first prototype of a new idea.