Case Study
Designer and manufacturer case study with Javelin 3D technology
DQBD leverages Stratasys H350 3D printer to revolutionize the cycling saddle
Based in Stuttgart, Germany, innovation driven design & development company DQBD GmbH specializes in the field of sport products, technical protection, wearable technologies, footwear, bike components and light e-vehicles. As an established design partner for brands around the world, the team at DQBD works on every step of the development process – from initial concepts…
Canadian made 3D printed replica whale bones used in stunning museum exhibits worldwide
Using an Artec Eva 3D scanner and the large-format Stratasys F900 3D printer, the team at Camosun Innovates is creating replica whale bones to fill in missing pieces of massive displays in museums across the world. Highlights The Camosun Technology Access Centre uses Javelin-provided hardware and software to create replica whale bones for marine life…
Artec Eva 3D scanner inspires virtual labs that help Camosun College students learn from home
In a time of remote learning and physical distancing, Camosun College in Victoria, British Columbia used its in-house technology and expertise to keep students engaged and learning. Students in two of its specialized technical programs, both based heavily on hands-on learning, have benefitted from virtual equipment labs that originated with quality scanned data. In the…
SOLIDWORKS Manage, customized by Javelin, helps Phil Mauer & Associates improve processes company wide
Using SOLIDWORKS Manage, communication between engineering and the shop floor at Phil Mauer & Associates happens in real-time, digitally, and is easily traced.
Sierra Space uses FDM technology to create the right tool
Space is an unforgiving place. Temperature extremes, radiation, and orbital debris stand ready to cause havoc with any ill-prepared spacecraft. Ever since humans first ventured beyond Earth’s protective atmosphere, the vehicles used to get there and back have pushed the limits of engineering and material science. It’s a challenge the team at Sierra Space faces…
Boom Supersonic use 3D Printed Aerospace Parts for Fit and Alignment Saving Engineering Time
Learn how Boom Supersonic use 3D Printed Aerospace Parts to help them challenge what’s possible in commercial flights. Boom use the Stratasys F370, Fortus 450mc, and Stratasys F900 production 3D printers to create models for Fit and Alignment saving valuable engineering time. Uncertainty is arguably what most business leaders fear most. But when you launch…