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@deavallsbabe Thank you so much

@rufus We're looking to raise $1.5M at present, which will get us to market/through FDA. Then once we're on the market we'll need to do a $10M Series A to scale

@anthony1986 I have to give you some back story so it makes sense how I got there: So a few years ago I was working up in Oakland as a mechanical designer at this firm PSI. We built custom C&C robots which fabricated sculptures for the artist Anish Kapoor (3D printers are pretty much just...

@knightoffaith We were accelerated by The Design Accelerator, a partnership of CalTech and Art Center. We've taken some funds from a few members of the Pasadena Angels. And we're gearing up to do the rounds up in Palo Alto.

@januaryrose So the thing with the structure, is they're about to release a lense which will take it from far field AR applications to near field scanning (which it already does a decent job of). The lesnsing should substantially improve the resolution. With the Fuel, again- it only does a...

@januaryrose And not to mention the Eva, Spider, Go!Scan, and Capture are all $10K+ - $30K... The fuel and structure both scratching at their performance levels for $1500 and $350 respectively is a signal that the scanning market is about to change in a big way.

@januaryrose So I've been working with Stuart and the guys at Fuel, and I wouldn't call it terrible by any measure, just very specific in what its good at. The ability to capture that quickly for human data capture is pretty special. Granted, the zone of accurate capture gets distorted by...

@pankaj0008 We plan to send the patient the scanner packaged with their in home sleep diagnostic kit (gaining a lot of traction right now in the sleep industry)... We're looking at the structure.io and the Fuel3D as our likely scanners. But no, image based scanning doesn't provide the resolution...

@overthehill In the near term paying regulatory consultants / clinical studies as we complete the 510(k) process for our two products to receive approval from the FDA (510(k)s are far cheaper and faster than full PMAs). In the medium term we need to finish out our customization algorithms, an...

@nj123 We're down in Pasadena, I'm afraid that might be a bit far to participate in trials. That said, we expect Respere to be on the market by the second half of next year.

@nj123 Just fixed those links. Please follow us on twitter / facebook. We should be ready for trials in the not too distant future. Are you close to Southern California?

Leslie Oliver Karpas, www.metamason.com Custom CPAP masks for Sleep Apnea patients via 3D Scanning & 3D Printing This interview was just published about us on my favorite 3D Priting blog...