Everyone needs a 3d printer. They just don't know it. You are probably hearing a lot about 3d printing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Colleges, schools, businesses and even boys scouts are using 3d printers to make n95 masks, face shields and parts for ventilators. If you had a 3d printer at home, you could be making your own Personal Protective Equipment for your family and friends right now and perhaps for front line medical workers.
Technology is ever-changing and expecting things to take longer than expected is part the trick to being comfortable with it. The transition to tech can be challenging, but these tips should help you transform trepidation into excitement.
The Boundless Connections team is stacked with courageous, brilliant, genuine, dynamic, thoughtful, powerful people! In the coming months of uncertainty, we will use our technology and passion for people to stay connected and take care of each other while getting ready to take care of the world. So much more ahead. Stay tuned! #21stCenturyUtility #BCTech
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There is a growing gap between those who consider themselves tech savvy and those who don't.