RE: How the top 3D printer company just screwed the pooch

I'm very disappointed he found it necessary to cover Bambu Labs. Their debut in my awareness was so promising, bringing new ideas to additive manufacturing. They've dispelled a great deal of goodwill that I think was poorly leveraged, but could have been far more emunerative in the industry had they advanced AMS and lidar as I think they could have. Imagine a printer with a dozen or more articulated arms, one for each material (perhaps able to be added in an aftermarket), eliminating purging, and able to attain to high precision via lidar despite the slop inherent to articulated arms. Instead of breaking the rail paradigm and pushing boundaries that need exceeding, they resorted to bambu-zling their customers. SMDH.