This entrepreneur is betting big that you'll want to drive a 3D-printed sports car
Entrepreneur Kevin Czinger is excited about the future of cars. But instead of focusing on driverless vehicles like Google and Uber, he has something else in mind: 3D-printing. Enter his revolutionary take on automobiles - the Blade, a car built out of 3D-printed aluminum joints that snap together like legos.
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