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Category: 3D Printing Industry News
Buckley Conversions has revealed a prototype camper van interior built primarily with 3D-printed polypropylene components. Using 3D scanning and robotic printing, the project reduced total vehicle weight by roughly 680 kilograms.
A report from Additive Manufacturing Research indicates that drone manufacturing has become the primary global application for low-cost 3D printers producing functional end-use polymer components and airframes.
Prusa Research has updated its printer hardware lineup with the XL+, CORE One L+, and CORE One+ Gen 2, offering faster calibration, improved cooling, and modular upgrades for existing owners.
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Artec 3D has introduced the Point II, a second-generation handheld metrology laser scanner featuring higher data capture rates, refined scanning modes, and certified accuracy for industrial quality inspection and reverse engineering.