Success Case Library

A $20,000 Humanoid You Build Yourself, With Free Blueprints: How Many of Its 100 Parts Could You Print?

ASTER Technology 3D prints its FPV drone airframe with continuous carbon fiber: through a Force 9 wind test, with revision, repair and production all in Taiwan

Kojima Industries 3D Prints Its Own Robot Hands: Part Cost Down 67%, Lead Time Cut from 14 Days to 1

Markforged named a technology partner in the US Army's $7.5M distributed manufacturing proof: the 300-printer network it supplied now faces validation of IP-protected instruction streaming

One Duct, and Asia-Pacific's First Civil Aviation Approval for Additive Manufacturing

Jig lead time from 7 days to 1: Yamaha Fine Technologies makes its own production fixtures with the X7

A missing strainer at an exercise: US Marines in Korea 3D print a boat part, turning a two-to-three-week resupply into a few hours

Reference fixtures up to 75% cheaper than milling: German jig maker WESCAD runs its FX10 at full capacity within two months

A lifting device cut from 60 kg to 4 kg, a printed chain link lifting a 17-tonne harvester: continuous fiber at three European manufacturers

We 3D Printed a Satellite: Sidus Space's LEO satellite LizzieSat

US forces send the part files, British troops print them on site: the British Army's REME at Project Convergence 22

A printer that travels with the trucks: Fieldmade builds the Nomad® LW mobile printing system around the Mark Two

Order on Friday, delivered on Monday: Alstom prints its own train assembly jigs with continuous fiber