3-D printing: The greener choice

Thursday, October 3, 2013 - 13:00 in Mathematics & Economics

A life cycle impact analyses on three products, an orange juicer, a children's building block and a water spout, showed that making the items on a basic 3-D printer took from 41 percent to 64 percent less energy than making them in an overseas factory and shipping them to the US.

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