“Family of the future” is a project of Flam3D, a non-profit organisation representing over 70 Companies and Research Institutes in Flanders, Belgium. The aim is “ to promote all aspects of 3D-printing and facilitate and support the creation of new value chains.”
While using 3D printed mannequins, Family of the future will unveil innovative 3D printing technology based on a wide range of materials from ceramics to 3D printed electronics. The project demonstrates “how more than 90 printed components can be deployed in the context of the family of the future.”
The platform announces the project will first be revealed at the Prototyping 2017 event (KortrijkXpo in Belgium) in November.
3 demonstration models are expected to be presented. “[They] will be constructed of 3D printed parts (printed body, arms, legs, organs, medical applications, gadgets, industrial and electronic applications, and many more).”
In the meanwhile, discover the 3D printed bicycle, a realisation of the organisation:
//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
https://youtu.be/PWEUPy-X6J0
For further information about 3D Printing, follow us on our social networks and subscribe to our newsletter!
THE 3D ADEPT WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
The industry moves fast. Stay ahead.
Every week, the latest additive manufacturing news, in-depth features and real-world applications, straight to your inbox. Plus, be the first to know when a new issue of 3D ADEPT Mag is out.
Free · One email a week · Unsubscribe anytime
Clicking loads our email provider’s sign-up form, including its analytics and Google’s anti-bot protection. You’re only subscribed if you complete the sign-up. Read our privacy policy.