Haddington Dynamics discusses the application of 3D printing on its Dexter robotic arm

Two questions are parried in quick succession by two humans sat in a back room in formation with several robotic arms. Todd Enerson and Kent Gilson, the President and Inventor at Haddington Dynamics, respectively, are front and centre, disdainfully citing the NDAs adorned with their signatures constraining their ability to venture into the details when asked ‘what does company x do with your Dexter robotic arms? Haddington Dynamics counts hospitals and medical centres among its customer base, automotive and aerospace giants too, and even GoogleX housed one before the employee who purchased it went off and launched his own robot company. But what the Dexter robotic arms are being used for by these organisations is off limits, they’re picking and placing, used for imaging and delivering, but exactly what is apparently, and regrettably, none of my business.