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    GE Using 3-D Printing to Get Appliance Concepts to Market Faster

    Sept. 17, 2014
    GE Appliances in collaboration with Local Motors, established FirstBuild, a new model for the appliance industry aimed to allow concepts to rapidly reach the marketplace. Individuals design and submit ideas, and a community of home enthusiasts, designers, engineers, and makers tests out the ideas and creates the products with the help of Stratasys 3D printing technology.