Leverage the benefits of 3D printing
Additive manufacturing empowers engineers and designers to create prototypes, models, and even end-use products in a way that can leverage innovation in geometry, approach and materials. No matter what industry or sector engineers and designers are not limited to traditional tooling, supply chains, or production cycles to get ideas off the ground.
Example Applications:
Mechanical engineering, embedded / multi-axis single unit electronics and circuits, complex geometries at scale, civil engineering, materials testing, ergonomics, R&D
Example Benefits:
Shorter Lead times
Reliable validation and QA processes
Tooling cost reductions
In-house production of functional prototypes
Design freedom and advantage
Assembly cost reductions
Faster design iteration
Further Reading:
https://amfg.ai/industrial-applications-of-3d-printing-the-ultimate-guide
Additive manufacturing empowers engineers and designers to create prototypes, models, and even end-use products in a way that can leverage innovation in geometry, approach and materials. No matter what industry or sector engineers and designers are not limited to traditional tooling, supply chains, or production cycles to get ideas off the ground.
Example Applications:
Mechanical engineering, embedded / multi-axis single unit electronics and circuits, complex geometries at scale, civil engineering, materials testing, ergonomics, R&D
Example Benefits:
Shorter Lead times
Reliable validation and QA processes
Tooling cost reductions
In-house production of functional prototypes
Design freedom and advantage
Assembly cost reductions
Faster design iteration
Further Reading:
https://amfg.ai/industrial-applications-of-3d-printing-the-ultimate-guide/
How 3D Printing Will Change Your Engineering Degree
