Survey will be open from Aug 1st to Aug 15th 2013.
Insights about 3D printing communities
The survey contains 23 questions, and typically it takes less than 5 minutes to complete. The survey is intended to give insights about 3D printing communities to the people doing the printing, and we hope that this will help in motivating you to take the time to participate!
We hope to top last year participant count, which was over 350.
Filling the gap
Last year survey results gained wide interest around the globe including different 3D printing related and other organizations such as
The questions have been prepared by Jarkko Moilanen and Tere Vadén and the results with their analysis will be published during 2013.
For further information and questions (or if you want to help with the survey or with peer to peer research more generally), contact jarkko[ät]peerproduction [dot] net
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