I like it! Not sure JB would take a donation, there floor would...

I like it! Not sure JB would take a donation, there floor would be packed with new brands!

But Harvey Norman with their franchise model (some franchisees are very progressive with embracing new technology) would seem to be a more appropriate retailer at this stage of the industry in Australia.

What we see today driving volume in Australia are specialist IT technology vendors, 3D printing specialists, and photocopier/printer distributors (our re-seller in Geelong Victoria are in this category - overlapping customer base).

But Australia is absolutely a high priority. We've already delivered our first R2's to a couple of customers here (were actually meant to be demo models for me but we sold them haha) so the potential here is exciting. The amazing thing, and I've been speaking to people in Australia for 2 years about Robo 3D, is that the majority have never seen a 3D printer working. Most have no idea what they even do, and how they work. And a large percentage think they are somehow similar to our computer printers at home! "What do you mean, it prints plastic?!"

What I will say though, is the general awareness of 3D printing in Australia has gone up 10 fold since I first invested into Robo in 2015. We are actually leading the way in some fields, particularly medical.

Cheers
RL