A3D in New York (March 14-15)

http://inside3dprinting.com/new-york/2017/

http://www.emi.uwa.edu.au/news/uwa-working-transformational-3d-printing

Professor Sercombe stated in the University of Western Australia journal (link above) that Aurora Labs is at the "forefront of 3d printing globally". Tim Sercombe has been working in the 3D printing space since 1997 so is a veteran of 20 years experience. A man of Professor Sercombe's standing would not make that statement lightly and he has no vested interest in Aurora Labs.
This will be A3D's first 3D printing conference and New York is a stepping stone to selling their products globally with the assistance of Worley Parsons for the mining sector and with other yet to be finalised distributors in other industries.
The quarterly stated they are in discussions with various parties.

"Aurora is currently negotiating the terms of several key distributorships in Germany, Scandinavia and India.
The top tier distributors will also be required to keep minimum stock levels..."

The journey is just beginning. The manufacturing revolution is commencing and GE has shown their intentions very clearly. Armchair experts who disagree with Tim Sercombe don't have to invest in A3D. They can simply do nothing or invest elsewhere and take their chances.

Carbon 3D is valued at US$1 BILLION with fast plastic printing technology and minimal revenues.
A3D is valued at US$170M (diluted for options and excluding performance shares) with fast metal printing technology and minimal revenues.

Carbon 3D valued at nearly 6X A3D and they print in plastics!