Buy Online, Print Instantly at Home: The 3D Printing Startup Pioneering a New Way To Buy and Recieve Goods

3DOS, a technology startup, is set to transform the manufacturing industry by creating the world's largest peer-to-peer (P2P) manufacturing network. The company's platform will enable anyone to upload a design, receive royalties, and have their products manufactured anywhere in the world, thereby connecting supply and demand in real-time, reducing waste, inventory, and international shipping.

The startup is currently raising on StartEngine to turn this into a reality. This means anyone can invest in 3DOS for a limited time. With a rockstar team in the 3D printing space and already over $243,000 raised from everyday investors, the startup has been making waves.

For consumers, this might change the way we think about buying products online. Currently, most consumers buy online and then wait a few days to weeks to receive their product. Amazon changed everyone’s concept of buying online with free 2-day shipping, but it seems that might be upended yet again. 3D printing is already revolutionizing how we build our products, but now it might change how we receive them.

3DOS is creating a supply network where anyone can list a product, then print it locally. Meaning when you buy a product online, it might only be shipping from as close as your local Walmart, your neighbor's house, or you can buy it online and print it yourself.

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The global digital manufacturing market is projected to grow from USD 320 billion in 2021 to USD 1.37 trillion by 2030, with a CAGR of 16.5% during the forecast period (2022-2030). The on-demand manufacturing market is expected to reach $112 billion by 2024, while the 3D printing industry is anticipated to surpass $50 billion by 2030.

3DOS boasts an all-star team with a proven track record, including inventing one of the world's first operating systems for 3D printing, 3DPrinterOS. This system is currently used in over 120 countries and has produced more than 2.8 million parts globally. Top institutions like MIT, Harvard, CalTech, and Berkeley, as well as enterprises like John Deere, Google, Bosch, and Eaton, have already adopted the technology.

With over 9 million digital 3D designs and over 200,000 designers from top universities, government agencies, and enterprises ready to be onboarded into the 3DOS network, the company is poised to make a significant impact in the manufacturing industry. By facilitating a decentralized manufacturing economy through a decentralized finance infrastructure and blockchain ecosystem, 3DOS is setting the stage for a new era in manufacturing.

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