Stainless-steel 3D printing with analytics can detect pump impeller wear and automatically print replacements. The same approach could create local automotive repair hubs that make damaged car parts on demand, eliminating inventory costs.
In the future, you know, with things that they're doing with 3D printing of stainless steel, those analytics could detect impeller wear and tell you when you're gonna reach the curve that it makes sense to shut that pump down and replace the impeller. And you may have a 3D printer in the region that rather than having an impeller sitting on the showroom shelf, you print it.
Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah. I'm just waiting for all the auto mechanic places to have their own printer so you don't have to all these expensive car parts if you make a dent in any of it. Just print one.
It will happen. It will happen. Absolutely.
If you can print rocket parts, you can definitely print car parts.
