Italian 3D printing company Roboze has been chosen by the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP team as its technology partner for the 2023, 2024, and 2025 seasons.
Here, we highlight a handful of RAPID + TCT exhibitors, in addition to our must-sees from the RAPID + TCT Conference, co-organised by the TCT Group and SME.
Hong Kong based 3D printer manufacturer KOKONI has announced the launch of its latest flagship 3D printer, the KOKONI SOTA. Set to release on Kickstarter, the printer features an upside-down and closed-loop motor design for stable and fast printing.
BASF Forward AM will be introducing its new software solution, the Ultrasim 3D Lattice Engine, which allows users access to a program designed to explore different lattice geometries and implement them into product design cycles.
Modix has announced that it is introducing a prototype of its new printer, the Modix CORE-60, at RAPID + TCT 2023 in Chicago, Illinois. The printer is the first of a new line of products designed to meet the needs of low-budget customers.
At the 2023 World Car Awards (WCAs), which took place in New York City in April, featured seven 3D printed trophies given to winners. The trophies were produced by Replique, and the design was led design company CALLUM.
Impossible Objects has announced its CBAM 25 3D printer, which it claims is 15 times faster than its closest competition. The machine will be commercially available from next year.
Engineering design software developer nTopology and industrial 3D printing company EOS have announced they are proceeding with the development of a new Implicit Interop capability, which the companies say solves a major bottleneck in AM.
Lithoz and SiNAPTIC have announced that they will sign a strategic partnership agreement, including sales and marketing activities at RAPID + TCT 2023 in Chicago, Illinois. The deal also includes a purchase of Lithoz CeraFab S65 Medical 3D printers.
