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3D Printer Play Aurora Labs Soars to New Heights
- Published December 02, 2016 11:58AM UTC
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30th November 2016, Yahoo News by Stuart McKinnon
Aurora said it was working on a non-binding terms sheet with the company but the details remained “commercial-in-confidence” and the proposal remained incomplete.
The company said it had been in discussions with several of Australia’s biggest mining and resources companies concerning the supply of 3D metal printers to enable them to print spare parts at their mine sites or in a centralised 3D printing facility.
Aurora is looking to team up with a bigger partner with the resources, networks and specialised engineering and technical know-how to market its products to resources companies on a large scale.
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