Staples dips its toe into on-demand 3D printing services

Hannah Breeze
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Customers can use in-store 3D printers on demand without having to splash out on their own

Staples has launched a services pilot scheme which allows customers to use in-store 3D printers on demand so they do not have to shell out for their own device. The retailer is allowing customer...

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