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3D Printing for High tech

Have you ever wondered how the high-tech industry can keep up releasing new gadgets and all sorts of electronic devices at such a fast pace? There might be a dozen reasons that explain it but let’s focus on how production of essential components needs to be optimized.

PERK: The 3D printed coffee machine

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For coffee connoisseurs, to make a very good cup of coffee at home is not easy if you do not have the right coffee...

How 3D printing improves the drones’ performance…

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You surely know that, drones are the machines that are progressively replacing other means of transport, delivery and spraying as it is the case...

BMW uses 3D printing technology for automobile assembly and testing

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Rapid and good prototyping remains an essential stake in product development. As far as vehicle design prototyping is concerned, FDM (Fused deposition modeling) plays...

Motorcycle Italian Volt “Lacama” printed in 3D

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 Italian Volt, a motorcycle company developed a customizable electric motorcycle. Named Lacama, the chassis, the frame and the arm are printed in 3D. Italian...

ADMETALFLEX: The new metal 3D printer

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The Dutch manufacturer Admatec Europe BV, best known for its 3D ceramic printers has just launched a new metal 3D printer: ADMETALFLEX. This 3D printer...

The solar system in the palm of your hand

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 Little Planet Factory, designer of miniature planets Replicas of the planets of the Solar System printed in 3D by Little Planet Factory are extremely precise. George...

SOLIDWORKS – CAD Software and 3D Printing in Africa (RWANDA)

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RWANDA: first step in SOLIDWORKS ‘journey in Africa Since the 2000s, Dassault Systèmes, through SOLIDWORKS is drawing a new orientation in sub-Saharan Africa. This journey starts...
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