Aerospace

KMCA

KMCA

KMCA was tasked with building models using traditional stick construction but would have taken 8 weeks and cost about $20,000. With 3D printing, the model was printed mostly as a single piece as this approach made it possible to provide a high level of detailing while eliminating the time and cost involved in producing and assembling most of the individual parts.

Lamborghini

Lamborghini

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Aerospace

Genesis Systems Group

Genesis Systems Group

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Swift Engineering

Swift Engineering

With traditional methods, sacrificial tooling is produced as part of a multi-step process which can result in time-consuming and expensive production cycles. Composite materials have become increasingly important for manufacturing applications they are able to deliver high performance without the weight associated with metal materials.

CSIRO

CSIRO

3D printing has played a key role in CSIRO’s Autonomous Systems Lab since 2011 by helping to accelerate research and reduce costs. Over the course of many studies, researchers at CSIRO have developed testable prototypes that were held together with double-sided tape or zip ties due to traditional fabrication methods being too costly or time-consuming.