Clothing designer Sid Neigum gets grant to explore 3D printing

Clothing designer Sid Neigum gets grant to explore 3D printing

TORONTO -- Acclaimed clothing designer Sid Neigum has been awarded a grant to explore 3D printing. The Alberta-born Neigum will be able to draw up to $50,000 from the Be3Dimensional Innovation Fund and use cutting-edge 3D technologies provided by Think2Thing.

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