UPS Tests a 3-D Printing Service and Delivery Business

cheryl

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UPS Tests a 3-D Printing Service and Delivery Business - NASDAQ

At its hub in Louisville, Ky., United Parcel Service Inc. recently rolled out 100 industrial-grade 3-D printers to make everything from iPhone gizmos to airplane parts.

UPS wants to find out if 3-D printing centers could shorten supply chains and cut into its $58 billion-a-year transportation business--or give it a leg up in a potentially emerging market for local production and delivery.
 

trickpony1

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The company could clone upstate and replace all others with the clone.

Labor costs would go down, stock value would rise dramatically and BOOM.....we would all be multimillionaires.
 

I Am Jacks Damaged Box

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The company could clone upstate and replace all others with the clone.

Labor costs would go down, stock value would rise dramatically and BOOM.....we would all be multimillionaires.

You would have to worry about the clones ability to dodge vehicular traffic while on foot. Oh, and you'd have to clone his cat and 3D print new decks.

Sounds like a logistical nightmare to me, but I hear that you guys love logistics.
 
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