Pushing design for 3D printing limits in HP MJF technology…
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Pushing design for 3D printing limits in HP MJF technology
So for work we are again exploring 3D printing technologies, I am a 3D hobbyst at home used to Bambu and FDM. It's always nice to see some companies actually pushing the bounderies and using this in real production settings.
I was told this logistics bot is 80% 3D printed in MJF powder polymer technology. They had an exact replica so I found some videos of it actually moving around.
In this case the device itself is not cheaper, its more expensive by using 3D printing, but since it's so well optimized it's much lighter, and can accelerate and brake faster due to less inertia. Making the overall factory operations more efficient and being able to have more robots working on the grid frame as it supports more of them! Thought it was pretty cool and something we don't see often around here.
#technology
So for work we are again exploring 3D printing technologies, I am a 3D hobbyst at home used to Bambu and FDM. It's always nice to see some companies actually pushing the bounderies and using this in real production settings.
I was told this logistics bot is 80% 3D printed in MJF powder polymer technology. They had an exact replica so I found some videos of it actually moving around.
In this case the device itself is not cheaper, its more expensive by using 3D printing, but since it's so well optimized it's much lighter, and can accelerate and brake faster due to less inertia. Making the overall factory operations more efficient and being able to have more robots working on the grid frame as it supports more of them! Thought it was pretty cool and something we don't see often around here.
#technology
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