3D printing is an effective way to speed time-to-market while saving on development costs for flexible plastic products.

The ecosystem was designed to help users scale 3D printing production with fleets of printers.

Using simulation during the 3D printing process can help users reduce waste by ensuring the part meets specs before it’s printed.

During the pandemic, Honda’s embrace of VR and AR technology accelerated development of important new models despite the obstacles to travel.

While manufacturing struggled over the past two years, 3D printing experienced surprising growth.

Additive manufacturing gained respect during the pandemic. Going forward, it’s getting integrated into the overall manufacturing landscape.

3D printing requires less energy in production than traditional manufacturing. It also consumes less energy in the design process.