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4 December 2018 Lufthansa Technik opens an aerospace additive manufacturing centre Lufthansa Technik is one of the leading maintenance, repair and servicing operators in the civil aviation sector. It is a division of the German airline of the same name. The company ensures the reliability and availability of its 800 worldwide clients’ fleets. It recently announced the opening of a new additive manufacturing centre in Germany, […] - 24 November 2018 Feedback from the Formnext 2018 exhibition The Formnext exhibition is the world’s largest gathering of additive manufacturing professionals. This year, Kimya presented its solutions at the event in terms of materials and its two new products: ABS ESD PEKK-A With the support of its highly-regarded partners (machine manufacturers and chemical companies), Kimya is able to offer a complete range […]
- 20 November 2018 Focus on materials: PEKK-A This week we are presenting our new hi-tech 3D printing filament, the PEKK-A. Part of the polyaryletherketone (PAEK) family, it notably offers good mechanical and insulation properties, in addition to high chemical resistance. Info on the main characteristics and printing parameters of our new material! But before presenting the PEKK-A, it is useful to go […]
- 26 October 2018 Siemens Mobility produces spare parts for its trains using 3D printing According to a study by the Finnish research centre VTT, 5% of spare parts can be digitised and 3D printed. It’s a godsend for vehicle manufacturers, which are therefore able to manufacture on demand and reduce stocks. This is the very idea behind a project conducted by Siemens Mobility, which recently opened its first digital […]
- 25 October 2018 Focus on materials: the ABS ESD This week we are presenting the new 3D printing filament from our range, the ABS ESD. It is a material based on ABS (acrylonitrile butadien styrene) supplemented by additives to provide anti-electrostatic discharge protection. ESD is the acronym for electrostatic discharge. We have developed two different formulations, namely ABS ESD-R and ABS ESD-S. Here’s a […]
- 12 October 2018 Focus on Materials: the PC-S We made the announcement last week in our 2018 Focus on Materials: we have developed a new filament, the PC-S (PolyCarbonate Standard), a member of the polycarbonate family. It is an amorphous thermoplastic that will enable you to obtain transparent parts with high impact resistance. Below we present the main properties of our PC-S and its recommended […]
- 8 October 2018 3D printing materials developed in 2018 2018 was marked by our brand change, but we also announced numerous new 3D printing materials, whether technical filaments or more conventional filaments based on PLA or ABS. At Kimya, we never stop innovating and offering solutions to meet industrial needs. That’s why we wanted to provide a quick reminder of all the Kimya materials […]
- 5 October 2018 3D FDM printers for industry Fused Deposition Modelling (or FDM) is one of the most widely used technologies in the 3D printing market. Lots of machines are appearing every month, ranging from small low-cost printers to business and even industrial printers. Industrial sectors are becoming interested in FDM, due in particular to developments in the following materials: PEEK ULTEM PEKK, […]
- 19 September 2018 Focus on materials: TPU-92A OWA Within our range of 3D printing filaments, there is a thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) that can be used to manufacture flexible parts with good resistance to solvents: filament TPU-92A OWA. Feedback on its main features, applications and print settings! TPU-92A OWA is part of the TPE family of materials; polymers that combine the elastic properties of […]
- 7 September 2018 Additive manufacturing VS subtractive manufacturing More and more industrial companies are attracted by the advantages of additive manufacturing and are integrating it into their production cycle. However, it is still a complementary tool to conventional production methods. So what are the differences between additive manufacturing and subtractive manufacturing? Is there one process more interesting than another? What are the advantages […]
- 31 August 2018 CUDA, the 3D printed underwater jetpack Faced with the heatwave, why not enjoy the 3D printed jetpack? During this period of intense heat, here is a perfect product for the summer: the CUDA underwater jetpack. A 3D printed jetpack. And more precisely: its assembly includes 45 3D printed parts. Designed by Archie O’Brien as part of his design degree studies at […]
- 31 August 2018 Dream Pops uses 3D printing to create tasty ice cream lollies A refreshing idea for the end of summer Have you just come back from enjoying the sun and beach on holiday? Let us take you back there by presenting a refreshing innovation: 3D printed ice cream lollies. The products have been partly designed using 3D technology. Dream Pops is the enterprise behind this plant-based ice […]
- 10 August 2018 Arevo uses a carbon filament for 3D printing Applications for additive manufacturing are multiplying and have now penetrated most sectors, including transportation. The US start-up Arevo has unveiled a bicycle with a 3D printed frame using a carbon 3D filament. The advantages of carbon fibre are well known. A component of our ABS Carbon and PEKK Carbon filaments, it makes the 3D printed […]
- 10 August 2018 The Kimya team : a profile of Mathieu Alberola Mathieu Alberola: 3D Filament Production Technician This week we are presenting to you Mathieu Alberola, 3D Filament Production Technician. Behind our range of filaments lies a diverse range of profiles, all of whom are passionate about additive manufacturing and exploit their talents and expertise to enhance the technology. Over recent months the Kimya team has […]
- 10 August 2018 The Kimya team: a profile of Fanny Vidalat At Kimya we like to present to you the different talents behind our 3D printing range. Today it is the turn of Fanny Vidalat to explain her role in the company. She also gives us her views on the additive manufacturing market. As a Special Developments Engineer, Fanny develops recycled and recyclable materials for 3D […]
- 18 July 2018 Project FIL’REC selected by ADEME ADEME established the ORPLAST plastics recycling initiative to provide financial support for plasturgists and manufacturers that convert raw materials into products which include recycled plastics among the materials they use. It also promotes the adaptation of production systems to include RRMs (recycled raw materials). The objective is therefore to support recycling upstream by increasing the […]
- 16 July 2018 The labour market in the 3D printing sector The additive manufacturing sector has been at the root of numerous developments and innovations. These have had a radical impact on the labour market with the creation of new professions and an increasing number of skills profiles specialising in 3D printing. Although the technology is seen as more accessible today, it must nevertheless be stressed […]
- 2 July 2018 Kimya enters into a partnership with German RepRap Following the AMX EXPO and 3D PRINT exhibitions, Kimya established a partnership with German RepRap to offer producers a complete additive manufacturing solution, with our PEKK Carbon filaments now approved for use by all of the German firm’s 3D printers. This collaboration confirms our intention of becoming a major player in the European 3D printing […]
- 2 July 2018 IKEA creates bespoke chairs using 3D technology Although 3D printing offers numerous customisation possibilities for the consumer goods sector, the Swedish furniture giant IKEA has announced the launch of a range of 3D printed chairs for all video games fans. Named Ubik, it will be adapted to each gamer to ensure maximum comfort while retaining its aesthetic values. IKEA pays particular […]
- 2 July 2018 Kimya at the 2018 3D Print show in Lyon For the third year in a row, Armor attended the 3D Print Congress & Exhibition in Lyon. The company took advantage of the event to present its 360° offering named Kimya, notably its bespoke materials solutions. Over 250 exhibitors and 6,000 participants visitors attended the event for discussions about additive manufacturing and to discover the […]
- 25 June 2018 Focus on materials: PETG-S OWA This week we present to you our latest 3D printing filament, the PETG-S OWA, part of our recycled and recyclable range. If offers very similar properties to the PETG Carbon, as it is a polyethylene terephtalate with added glycol. The special feature of the PETG-S is the fact that it has been biosourced, in addition […]
- 25 June 2018 Intellectual property in the 3D printing sector Additive manufacturing has spread rapidly throughout all working environments with an increasing number of professionals taking an interest in the technology to obtain greater freedom in the design of their parts. It makes modelling easier for designers, enabling them to create all sorts of shapes quickly and efficiently. There are therefore more models on the […]
- 25 June 2018 The Cabin of Curiosities, the new 3D printed cabin by Emerging Objects Architecture is a sector that is being increasingly influenced by 3D printing with numerous structures created using the technology; it offers greater liberty in terms of design and complexity of form. Additive manufacturing may also become a means for designing structures that are more sustainable and environmentally friendly. These benefits have been exploited by the […]
- 25 June 2018 Topology optimisation in 3D printing Topology optimisation is a technique consisting of improving the weight distribution of a part by removing material where it isn’t necessary. The objective is to identify the areas that will bear specific loads and constraints and to remove others. You then get a part that is optimised, lighter and more economic in terms of the […]
- 25 June 2018 Choosing your 3D modelling software and slicer When you begin 3D printing you have to make many decisions, such as choosing the 3D printer, your materials and also the software. Because if you need one machine to manufacture and a certain material to get the right consistency, you should start off with a 3D model. This can be easily downloaded from online […]
- 25 June 2018 Coral reefs 3D printed in concrete To mark World Environment Day, we decided to take a look at how 3D technologies could have a positive impact on our planet, especially the oceans. The French concrete 3D printing start-up, XtreeE, was one of the first companies to use additive manufacturing to create artificial coral reefs in order to protect biodiversity and recreate […]
- 29 May 2018 Armor 3D at the Formnext and Educatec exhibitions Last week Armor 3D attended the Formnext exhibition, collaborating on the stand of the 3D printer manufacturer, German RepRap. Here is some feedback from one of the largest European industrial exhibitions on 3D printing. Armor 3D recently entered into partnership with German RepRap to promote the technical products from our range for technical machines, such […]
- 23 May 2018 Feedback from the 2018 Add Fab exhibition The Add Fab exhibition took place on 11 and 12 April at the Parc des Expositions in Paris; the second staging of this event, reserved for professionals in additive manufacturing, attracted over 3,500 visitors and some 20 exhibitors, including Armor 3D, which exhibited its range of filaments and took part in pitches delivered by a […]
- 17 April 2018 A 3D printed electric car soon to be on the roads Additive manufacturing is a welcome addition to many sectors, and automotive is no exception: 3D technologies enable the most complex of parts to be created rapidly while optimising weight, offering enhanced performance. So when we found out that a 3D printed electric vehicle, the LSEV, could be taking to the roads in 2019, we wanted […]
- 17 April 2018 Armor 3D at APS Meetings in Lyon Last week Armor 3D attended APS Meetings in Lyon. This business convention dedicated to additive manufacturing, rapid prototyping and product development was an ideal opportunity to present the range of hi-tech filaments to various professionals of the sector. On 20 and 21 March, Armor 3D was one of the international suppliers at the APS Meetings […]
- 11 April 2018 Goodyear unveils Oxygene, the 3D printed ecological tyre A few weeks ago we presented to you the 3D printed sustainable tyre from Michelin, now it’s the turn of Goodyear to unveil its new ecological initiative: also a 3D printed tyre incorporating living moss, imitating the principle of photosynthesis. Here we review an innovation that combines 3D printing, ecology and artificial intelligence! Oxygene could […]
- 26 March 2018 Focus on materials : PETG Carbon The Armor 3D range of materials is being extended, and today we are presenting to you our PETG Carbon filament, a material that offers superior properties to the classic PETG. A summary of the properties and print parameters of one of the filaments from the Armor 3D technical range! To properly understand the properties of […]
- 5 March 2018 How to choose your 3D printing filament? Getting into 3D printing obviously means selecting your 3D printer, but that’s not all… Choosing the right material is also an important step for achieving optimum results. But faced with the vast choice of different filaments, plastics and properties, it’s not always easy to find your feet. Armor 3D can give you some advice on […]
- 26 February 2018 3D printed robotic flowers to save the bees Michael Candy is an Australian artist who has developed an innovative idea to save the declining bee population. Named Synthetic Polleniser his concept is based on 3D printed robotic flowers and artificial pollination to encourage bees to forage. Between the effects of pesticides, climate change and the presence of invasive species, bees are finding it […]
- 20 February 2018 How does an FDM 3D printer work? Numerous 3D printing technologies are currently available: fused deposition modelling, stereolithography, laser sintering and powder binding. At Armor 3D we are obviously interested in FDM, offering a range of innovative and environmentally friendly materials. But how does the 3D printer use our filament? How does the machine work? A summary of a few key points […]
- 12 February 2018 Focus on materials: PEKK Carbon and PEI Following our presentation of new filaments just a few days ago, namely the ABS Carbon and ABS Kevlar, we are now going even further in the development of our range with two new materials, the PEI and PEKK Carbon. A summary of their properties and printing parameters. Polyetherketoneketone (PEKK) is a material derived from semi-cristalline […]
- 2 February 2018 W.R. Yuma uses 3D printing to make sunglasses from waste W.R. Yuma is a young Belgian start-up which has started making sunglasses using 3D printing. What’s so special about that? They are made from plastic waste, such as drinks bottles, car dashboards and even fridges. A summary of a fine initiative combining fashion and the circular economy! The start-up has set itself the objective of […]
- 28 January 2018 Focus on materials: the ABS Carbon and ABS Kevlar The filaments ABS Carbon and ABS Kevlar have been added to our range of materials. They are hi-tech products emanating from traditional ABS which we have modified to enhance the print properties, notably to reduce warping, a phenomenon that occurs due to the shrinking of the material during 3D printing, which causes the angles to […]
- 22 January 2018 Manufacturers of FDM 3D printers The market for fused deposition modelling 3D printers has enjoyed significant growth in recent years: the sale of FDM machines inceased by 45% between the first and third quarter of 2017 according to a survey conducted by Context. So there is a clear interest in these office printers, which are becoming increasingly widespread. But who […]
- 16 January 2018 Armor 3D at CES 2018 The CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is an annual international trade fair held in Las Vegas to exhibit to the general public the latest technological innovations in the world of electronics. Armor participated in the 2018 event to reveal its 3D printed Bluetooth OWA Speaker, for which the Kickstarter campaign began on 30 January. CES has been bringing together […]
- 5 January 2018 Urban furniture from plastic waste The city of Amsterdam came up with a highly original idea to make its inhabitants aware of waste sorting: by recycling their plastic they can contribute to the production of street furniture for the capital, most notably public benches. A fine initiative fully embracing the circular economy, enabling every inhabitant to contribute to the well-being […]
- 4 January 2018 Object of the Month – December 2017 ARMOR 3D has decided to integrate the Makers community by creating a new section in its blog: Object of the Month. Once a month, ARMOR 3D will involve the Makers by enabling them to showcase the 3D creation of their choice (or under a given theme). The creation must be made using an OWA filament […]
- 27 December 2017 Additive manufacturing sectors Additive manufacturing is becoming increasingly accessible with ever more operators and a growing audience taking an interest in the technology, ready to enjoy the numerous benefits it offers. It is suitable for a variety of applications, from the production of prototypes to finished parts, but in which sectors is it most frequently used? The list […]
- 21 December 2017 Project DOT: customisable speakers using OWA 3D filaments Inspired by a meeting that took place at the Maker Faire Paris 2016, Project DOT is a collaboration between multiple experts and companies active in the 3D printing sector.Printing materials from Armor 3D , DOM Pro 3D printers from Dood, electronic components from Sector and design by Bold Design have all been combined to develop […]
- 6 December 2017 AquaRoot, a 3D printed irrigation system AquaRoot Technologies is an Irish company specialising in green technologies: it has recently developed a biodegradable and customisable irrigation piping system, partly thanks to 3D printing. Irrigation is vital to agriculture, but is frequently inefficient. Irrigation systems are expensive to install and operate and may lose over 60% of the water through leaks or evaporation. […]
- 30 November 2017 The Armor 3D team expands! At Armor 3D, profile diversity is key. It enables us to create innovative solutions and accelerate the R&D process. This is why we seek to expand our personnel by recruiting fresh talent. So we would like to introduce to you our 3D Applications Technician, Florian Kalbach, who we asked a few questions to find out […]
- 8 November 2017 A 3D printed robot for detecting water pollution A team of researchers at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne has created the Envirobot, a 3D printed robot capable of collecting environmental data from the water in which it swims. It is a promising initiative for reducing water pollution by efficiently detecting the dirtiest areas. Envirobot looks like a needle and measures 120cm in […]
- 31 October 2017 The Armor 3D team expands! A few days ago the Armor 3D team welcomed a new Formulations & Materials Engineer, Mylène Guittard. She tells us about her experience and her responsibilities within the company! 1 – Can you tell us something about yourself and your experiences? I have always liked to find out about and understand the things around me, […]
- 24 October 2017 A recycling system in space What if we could recycle in space? This is the objective of NASA, which has developed a recycling system, the Refabricator, which transforms plastic parts into printable materials. The astronauts would re-use waste and produce objects themselves while in space. Since 2015, NASA has been working with Tethers Unlimited Inc. (TUI), with which it has […]
- 13 October 2017 A peristaltic pump produced via 3D printing using one of our filaments, the PLA-HI OWA Jean-Marie Perrot is taking part in our beta-tester programme and recently gave us some feedback about our filaments, notably the PLA-HI. He created a functional prototype of a totally unique 3D-printed peristaltic pump that offers exceptional levels of performance. Feedback from an ambitious project! Jean-Marie discovered 3D printing via various channels. Naturally inquisitive, he quickly […]
- 11 October 2017 3D-printed coral to preserve the oceans Coral reefs are threatened by mankind and 30% of existing coral may disappear within 30 years if nothing changes. To tackle this phenomenon, Jessica Gregory, a student at the University of Newport in Wales studying product design, has developed project Coralise to 3D print replicas of coral skeletons. It is an initiative that has attracted […]
- 9 October 2017 Armor 3D at the 2017 Fête de la Science event During the 2017 Fête de la Science event, last weekend Armor 3D presented its OWA filaments to the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie in Paris. The team made some 3D prints on the spot and presented the metal material deposit technology, how it works and its main principles, using a recycled and recyclable material […]
- 2 October 2017 Feedback from the TCT Show in Birmingham Last week Armor 3D attended the TCT Show in Birmingham for the first time, it is one of the leading 3D printing shows on the international stage. The visit enabled us to familiarise ourselves with the show and understand how it is organised, in order to better prepare for our possible presence in 2018! The […]
- 15 September 2017 Nantes welcomes its first 3D-printed habitable dwelling During Digital Week in Nantes which began on 14 September, construction of the first 3D-printed habitable dwelling began in the district of La Bottière: the Yhnova project announced last April is already showing promising results thanks to the 4-metre robotic arm capable of continuous production. The University of Nantes has developed a printing process for […]
- 12 September 2017 The different applications of 3D printing Today 3D printing is a production tool that affects numerous applicational fields, which may impact a company’s entire value chain, from the design of the first models to the creation of moulds, direct production of parts and even stock management. According to the firm IDC, the global market for this technology is set to reach […]
- 7 September 2017 A biodegradable and recyclable 3D-printed surf board Given the fundamental importance we attach to the values of the circular economy and environmental protection, each week Armor 3D offers you an article covering a project combining 3D printing, the circular economy and environmental awareness. Today we are presenting to you a 3D-printed and biodegradable surf board project. Baptised “Dolphin Board Of Awesome” (DBOA), […]
- 1 September 2017 A 3D-printed recyclable building facade At Armor 3D, protecting the environment is a fundamental value and we are keen to share all initiatives similar to our own that incorporate the circular economy, 3D printing or environmental protection, or even all three. This is why we are especially interested in the 3D printed building facade that is alsorecyclable and 100% sustainable. […]
- 17 August 2017 A Dedicated Plan for Circular Economy Circular Economy is at the very heart of OWA’s philosophy. On July 3rd Anne Hidalgo, Paris mayor presented the “Circular Economy Plan for 2017-2020” to the City Council, with the objective of making Paris a responsible and durable capital city. A three-year Circular Economy plan Crafted by city council deputies Antoinette Guhl and Mao Peninou, […]
- 9 August 2017 Eyeagnosis : 3D printing and IA for keep eyesight The Armor 3D team always looks for like minded projects. We support endeavours based on 3D printing, circular economy or environmental responsibility. Today we share an initiative that resonates with us: a diagnostic device for diabetes induced retina pathologies. It uses two major new technologies; additive fabrication and AI. Kavya Kopparapu is a 16-years […]
- 4 August 2017 Focus on OWA PLA-HI filament PLA-HI is our latest creation for 3D printing. Alike other PLAs, PLA-HI is bio sourced. It combines PLA’s easy impression and ABS resistance. But let’s get down to its characteristics, pros & cons and printing tips. What is OWA PLA-HI? Poly-Lactic Acid (PLA) is the result of polymerization of Lactic Acid. Lactic Acid is a […]
- 24 July 2017 Michelin’s new 3D printed tire At Armor 3D we enjoy sharing initiatives that resonate with what we do: 3D printing, circular economy and environmentally responsible initiatives. It is even better if they check the three boxes. On this occasion, we share about the French tire manufacturing company, Michelin. They showcased a project of 3D printed biodegradable tire at their international […]
- 12 July 2017 Armor 3D is labelled French Tech What does “French Tech” mean? French Tech is a state initiative to support and encourage start-ups and innovation. Start-ups are young activities, that in a context of uncertainty and accelerated growth are looking for their business model. Those startups are one of the key factors for innovation as they strive to bring new solutions to […]
- 4 July 2017 Armor 3D Grows ! The Armor 3D team welcomes a new member: Bertrand Pesneau as the new head of web marketing and E-commerce. Discover his career pathway and his new role. 1 – Can you introduce yourself and tell us about your career path? During the past 15 years, I worked in a wide range of companies from midsize businesses to […]
- 5 June 2017 Aeromodelism meets 3D printing A few years back, at a Bureau Vallée event, we met René, a former pilot and 3D printing enthusiast. He uses 3D printing to craft flying models. After testing our OWA filaments he decided to use them to print the inside of his last creation; a 2,55 meter long and 1,81 meters wide Rafale fighter […]
- 24 May 2017 Adidas creates sneakers from plastic waste Armor 3D embraces circular economy and environment respect and 3D printing: that is the spirit of the OWA range of recycled and recyclable 3D printing material. Use plastic waste to conceive a new product is an idea we embraced ourselves and can only encourage in others. That’s why we were so struck by the famous […]
- 9 May 2017 Focus on material: PS OWA Filament The PS OWA filament was the first one of our range of 3D printing filaments here at Armor 3D. Officially launched in October 2016, it’s the first recycled and recyclable filament on the market. It required as much as two years of R&D. But what is PS? Let us review its features, pros&cons and tips […]
- 29 March 2017 Team portrait : Nicolas Morand The Armor 3D team is a diverse one. We count members with different backgrounds and expertises that contribute to our identity. Today, meet Nicolas Morand. 1 -Can you tell us about you and your career path? I am curious and interested in innovation. My career path revolved around those two components. I always worked in […]
- 7 March 2017 A 3D printer using sun and sand Every month we introduce you to a new initiative that resonates with our values. 3D printing, circular economy, environment protection or everything at the same time. This time let us introduce you to the SolarSinter. The principle is heating grains of sands with sunlight to print objects. This promising initiative resonates with our value of […]
- 16 February 2017 Togo : A 3D printer entirely recycled from E-waste « nothing is lost nothing is created everything is transformed »: This 3D printer proves it once more 3D printing can have a positive environmental impact, especially when toxic electronic waste is reused to craft new 3D printers. An inventor from Togo had the idea to assemble a machine from the waste overflowing his country. Afate Gnikouis […]
- 9 February 2017 OWA filaments soon available! 2016, launching year of new OWA filaments. 2016 has been quite an important year for ARMOR as we got involved in 3D printing. We launched a new range of eco-responsible 3D printing filament; they are soon to be available! ARMOR has produced ink cartridges for the past 20 years. OWA is our circular economy brand […]
- 29 December 2016 5 things worth knowing about 3D printing In the beginning Chuck Hull created 3D printing The first 3D printing process was invented in 1984 by Chuck Hull, who that year filed a patent for a technology called “stereolithography”. At the time, French researchers had already conducted similar research before shelving the idea for “lack of prospects”. Chuck Hull defines stereolithography […]
- 6 December 2016 Circular Economy: The 3D OWA offer honored by the Global Compact France The Global Compact Tour de France: the finishing line in Nantes The Global Compact, a network launched by the United Nations, helps companies develop their approaches to corporate social responsibility (CSR). The Tour de France for SMEs of Global Compact France, the official relay of the Global Compact, concluded on 9 November last […]
- 22 November 2016 OWA 3D filaments are exported to Japan The growing market for consumables in Japan… In Japan, the 3D printing market has experienced exponential growth in recent years, representing nearly 310 million euros in 2015, and is expected to double by 2020 according to a recent IDC survey. Backed by local players like Mutoh or Ricoh, the Japanese 3D printing market is also […]
- 8 November 2016 3D printers: a high-growth market until 2020 Photo credit : Creative Tools via Visual Hunt / CC BY In 2016, sales of 3D printers should double Gartner, well-known for its acclaimed Hype Cycle curve (which analyses consumer adoption and expectations vis-à-vis new technologies), recently revealed interesting figures about developments in 3D printing! While 219,168 3D printers were sold in 2015, the American […]
- 3 November 2016 Team portrait: Pierre-Antoine Pluvinage The 3D OWA team is first and foremost a team of enthusiasts with very different backgrounds. Learn more about each of our team’s members! 1. Pierre-Antoine, could you introduce yourself and tell us more about your career? After studies in international trade and strategic marketing, a job in book publishing and several years spent in […]
- 26 September 2016 What is the connection between 3D printing and ecology? While 3D printing is seen as a cutting-edge tool serving professionals and makers, the technology is also regarded as a way of producing in a cleaner and more environmentally-friendly manner. Below are 5 points explaining why 3D printing and ecology are intimately linked! 3D printing, the end of mass production? New technologies, 3D printing in […]
