And how many will they produce or offer their expertise as a service in design and implementation of such technologies.
Already we see companies who want to jump into AM but have no clue what they are doing and often dump millions into facilities with continued expenses to upgrade systems and personnel to meet the minimum requirements for production.
I'm certain IN4.0S have done the due diligence to understand there is a market for the engineering and technological expertise to assist companies set up factories.
If there wasn't, they wouldn't exist.
Having an engineering team setting up factories partnered to sell Sigma software is a good thing.
Low overhead way to sell software directly to end users without having to hire extensive sale staff or pay for advertising.