Nikola Corporation invests in BigRep PRO to streamline the manufacturing processes in Heavy-Duty Trucking Nikola Corporation, a technology disruptor and integrator working to develop innovative energy and transportation solutions, has invested in the BigRep PRO, a large-format FFF additive manufacturing system, to streamline the design and manufacturing processes of their zero-emission battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell…
Learn how Kawasaki Motors Corp.’s Lincoln, USA manufacturing facility saved up to 85% of costs on production tooling by optimizing automotive and aerospace production with BigRep’s large-format additive manufacturing systems.
Driving 3D Printing into Future Factories: BMW Group Personal Mover Concept For many industries recent advances in Additive Manufacturing (AM) have opened doors for newer, more robust designs; lighter, stronger, and safer products; reduced lead times; and reduced costs, particularly regarding mobility. Today we can drive, we can fly, we can cruise and we can…
AMAZEA Underwater Scooter, serially-produced with BigRep 3D Printer The AMAZEA from Germany based JAMADE is a consumer underwater scooter mobility device whose 75% of parts have been 3D printed. This is for the first time a consumer water mobility device will be 3D printed with serial-produced, custom 3D printed parts. The AMAZEA scooter’s body and…
Etihad Airways Engineering Installs BigRep Large-Scale 3D Printer Etihad Airways Engineering to install large-scale 3D printer BigRep ONE to print parts and tooling, followed by a next-generation BigRep EDGE industrial 3D printer to develop, test, and certify material for aircraft parts. Etihad Airways Engineering has announced that the airline MRO will deploy BigRep 3D printing…
In recent years, the benefits of using 3D printing technology are making headlines around the world. Some industries are using this technology to increase their mass production while some industries are innovating and customizing their products that can suit the individual needs of the customers.
A well-known manufacturer of ceramics, Villeroy & Boch has adopted BigRep’s 3D printing technologies to maximize prototyping and designing speed. The product designer at Villeroy & Boch describes the difficulties their company has faced before adopting 3D printing technology.
Read how Kingston University, Helmut Schmidt University and more are using BigRep 3D printers for their classrooms and research.
Universities and colleges constantly commit resources to being future-ready institutions that prepare students for careers of dynamic change with relevant knowledge and life-long skills. Additive manufacturing has proven integral for many institutions aiming for superior teaching and experimentation, for a variety of disciplines, by balancing the modern accessibility of in-house prototyping and production with the relatively low ongoing costs of large-format 3D printers.
Read how Boyce Technologies, prominent designer and manufacturer of products for public safety security and communications systems, implements their large-format additive technology to produce end-use parts in systems throughout New York.
Learn how JC Steele optimized their sand-casting process, reducing expenses by 75% and increasing annual productivity by over 50% with BigRep large-format 3D printers. JC Steele turned to BigRep large-format additive manufacturing to quickly produce the massive patterns their business is centered around. They’ve successfully integrated 3D printed patterns into a new simplified workflow, easily creating the delicate molds for their sand-casting process.