Jackle, Are you able to offer perspective on this question I asked earlier and post a copy of here...?
Jeff and Ted, Can you help place this in context a bit more...? I agree that this would appear to show Sigma and PrintRite serving in a very important role and in very distinguished company... At this stage though, am I understanding correctly that Dream3D can be used free of charge? And if that's so, does that mean that any organization that downloads Dream3D can use PrintRite in some capacity? Or, is this presentation only showing that for purposes of Dream3D's research they used PrintRite...but that a download of Dream3D by an organization would not include any access to PrintRite?
Thank you
Excerpt from Ted's post "...What this slide clearly shows is that PrintRite is the center piece used in DREAM3D to gather the in-situ characterization data. This industry open-source software does not replace PrintRite3D, but adds additional value to it and can help drive industry adoption of PrintRite..."