As the 3D printing market hits its bottom, leaving SPAC-merged firms grasping for cash, we may soon witness a new wave of additive manufacturing (AM) IPOs, with other companies able to right the last wave’s wrongs. That seems to be the case for Exentis AG, a Swiss firm that has quietly been developing what may be the most viable approach to mass production with 3D printing so far. Backed by over 4,500 patent claims, Exentis’s 3D Additive Screen-Printing technology platform advances bound metal AM significantly by combining the design flexibility of 3D printing with the capability for large-scale production. To learn more about this potentially powerful technology, we spoke to the company’s President of the Americas, Eric Bert. Read more: 3dprint.com/...