Case Study
Learn how designers and manufacturers aim high with 3D technology
BattleBots® team builds combat robot parts with Desktop Metal 3D Printer
The saw-wielding, flame-throwing BattleBot uses Desktop Metal Studio System parts that can withstand the demanding environment of the battle arena and adhere to the competition’s strict build timeline. BattleBots® is a televised robot combat tournament that challenges teams of engineers from all over the world to design, build, and control a robot—demonstrating creativity, engineering skills, strategy,…
Creating Complex Internal Channels with Metal 3D Printing
With the Desktop Metal Studio System, internal channels can be easily rendered layer-by-layer — enabling manufacturing of high-performance parts such as molds with conformal cooling channels and complex manifolds for rapid prototyping, tooling and end use metal parts. Internal Channels Internal channels are a difficult-to-manufacture feature found in parts such as manifolds, heat exchangers and…
Kawasaki Heavy Industries Streamlines Product Development with Advanced PLM Platform
Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. (KHI), a premiere manufacturer of equipment for the aerospace, energy, industrial equipment, power, rolling stock and shipping industries, uses Aras PLM as a unified service platform to streamline new product development and optimize costs. Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. is a leading manufacturer of equipment for the aerospace, energy, industrial equipment, power,…
Studio System ™ for rapid prototyping: Virginia-based startup finds opportunity to reduce product development timeline by 25%
LUMENIUM LLC IS A VIRGINIA-BASED COMPANY developing an innovative family of internal combustion engines. The Inverse Displacement Asymmetrical Rotational (IDAR) engine is a novel and totally singular design for producing powerful, efficient, internal combustion. Its unique geometry permits dramatic yet efficient work output from a small, light engine consuming less fuel and producing lower emissions.…
3D Printing Faces gives Plastic Surgery Patients a preview of their new look
A plastic surgeon 3D scans his clients’ faces with Artec Eva and 3D prints masks to show what their faces will look like after surgery, for the first time in the world. It’s a trendy tool nowadays with a vast number of practical advantages: firstly, it supplies patients with an object that accurately reflects the…
Using Artec 3D Scanners for reverse engineering naval ship components
In this case study learn how Artec scanners and software provide the perfect solution for reverse engineering and quality control. Koninklijke Marine is a Dutch company responsible for the maintenance of all naval vessels and submarines of the Dutch Royal Navy, as well as M-class frigates of the Belgian Navy. The company also creates new…
3D Scanning a Submarine with an Artec Eva Laser Scanner
Artec 3D scanners have been used extensively to digitize museum collections and historical sites, from scanning Assyrian reliefs at the British Museum to 3D capturing excavation sites with fossilized bones of prehistoric animals and hominids in Kenya. In this case study Artec Eva was used to scan a WWII submarine. Who can tell how much…
3D Printing with Carbon Fiber keeps unique vehicles ahead of competition
Learn how 3D printing with carbon fiber helped Future Motion to develop the Onewheel personal electric transportation vehicle that looks something like a powered skateboard, but feels much more like snowboarding on fresh powder.
Stratasys Carbon Fiber Nylon Material is a Game Changer
Eckhart, a leader in advanced industrial solutions, is committed to improving the lives of factory-floor workers through safety, reliability and efficiency in manufacturing for industries from medical device to automotive.
Additive Manufacturing improves Life on the Production Line
Eckhart, a leader in advanced industrial solutions, is committed to improving the lives of factory-floor workers through safety, reliability and efficiency in manufacturing for industries from medical device to automotive.