Autodesk's Project Escher allows multiple 3D printers to manufacture the same object simultaneously via a software "conductor."
As Andreas Bastian explains, by coordinating the work of multiple discrete printers via collaborative parallelized fabrication, the software can dramatically reduce the time to completion for an object.
• Project Escher (Autodesk)
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