Blue Tap: 3D printing for water purification in sub-Saharan Africa
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1 min readJan 15, 2019
We were lucky enough to be joined by a range of technology innovators and entrepreneurs @ DfID Whitehall, creating a marketplace to help launch the fourth call of Frontier Technology Livestreaming, and official launch of Frontier Technology Futures.
Blue Tap, a 3D printing start-up spun out from Cambridge University, were one of the organisations that showcased their technology and work to DfID’s people in London.
We caught up with Francesca, founder of Blue Tap, after the event to talk about her work and unique business model: ensuring that Blue Tap’s work supports local entrepreneurs and communities.
Follow our Medium page for live updates on how we are working with organisations like Blue Tap to solve the biggest challenges in development.
