GE has well and truly dominated industry headlines over the last few months since it announced plans to acquire two metal 3D printing companies, Concept Laser and Arcam, and most recently with the launch of a new business, GE Additive, which sets GE on a path to becoming a leading supplier of additive machines, materials and software.

In this keynote talk recorded live at formnext powered by tct in Frankfurt earlier this month, Mohammad Ehteshami, Vice President at GE Additive, discusses the company’s grand vision for 3D printing as it aims to produce a 10,000 machines over the next 10 years for customers around the world.