Apr 30

Bulleit Brought a 3D-Printed Bar to Tribeca Film Festival

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What pairs well with a 3D-printed cocktail lounge? A 3D-printing robotic bartender. For its second year sponsoring Tribeca Film Festival, Bulleit and design firm Machine Histories brought a massive 3D-printed bar to its pop-up bar and screening room in New York. At Studio 525 in Manhattan, Bulleit’s 3D-printed bar became the anchor destination for the…

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