Sentence examples for printer space from inspiring English sources

"But Hewlett is the 800-pound gorilla in the printer space, and if I can use the idea of an Anne-Carly face-off to poke fun at its leader, well, why not?" It may soon be a face-off of true equals.

Autodesk needs to enter the desktop printer space.

Just a few days in and right on cue for CES, 2015 has already seen some consolidation in the burgeoning 3D printer space.

The Glowforge team has convinced a group of investors — including some luminaries from the 3D printer space — that they are onto something.

As interest in additive manufacturing builds, more startups are pushing in to attack the 3D printer space from various different angles and price-points.

Nasa is preparing to launch a 3D printer into space next year, a toaster-sized game changer that greatly reduces the need for astronauts to load up with every tool, spare part or supply they might ever need.

For the first 3D printer in space test, slated for fall 2014, Nasa had more than a dozen machines to choose from, ranging from $300 desktop models to $500,000 warehouse builders.

There are, naturally, a number of different issues one must plan for when building a printer for space.

That last sentence, however, should give the folks trying to enter the 3D printer arbitrage space pause.

It will be packed with more than 5,000 lbs of materials for the crew – including the first ever 3D printer in space.

This week we learned that NASA was sending its own 3D printer into space to support the astronauts on the International Space Station.