Carl Zeiss Optical Components, a subsidiary of Carl Zeiss Industrielle Messtechnik GmbH, is a German manufacturer of optical devices. They manufacture microscopes, multi-sensor machines and optical sensors which are used by companies all over the world to inspect and verify what they produce. The machines ZEISS makes have to
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Developing a product from scratch is an inherently arduous process that goes beyond sketching ideas and creating a few models. To create a retail-ready product, a significant amount of prototyping is required. Some companies manufacture hundreds of prototypes for a single product, so they can experience and test different product
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Even for experienced architects, model making can be relatively simple or immensely complex. Rough study models can be made quickly with cardboard, polystyrene and foam, but this is as easy as it gets. Complex shapes, organic shapes and geometries need a more detailed approach which takes time. This is
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Gerhard Schubert GmbH is a global leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance packaging machines. Their top-loading packaging machines are considered the best on the market, widely used in manufacturing plants by brands like Nestle and Ferrero to automate the packaging line. Developed over a period of 50
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If you think you know the print quality fused filament fabrication is capable of, wait until you see the Ultimaker S5 in action. The S5 is Ultimaker’s top-of-the-range 3D printer with a bigger build volume than the Ultimaker 3 and superior mechanical components. It is engineered to print reliably
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Heineken is not only one of the most recognisable beer brands on the planet, they are also one of its largest producers. They operate over 150 breweries across the globe which produce over 2 billion litres of beer a year. That’s a lot of the good stuff! Making so
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For those of you who may not know, in 2019 Ultimaker split their 3D printer line. The first line includes the Ultimaker 2+ and Ultimaker 3 – with these machines pitched at professionals and hobbyists. The second line is called the S-line, which is developed for professional use. It includes
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Consumer behaviours are ever-changing. For retailers to keep up – let alone stay ahead – they have to be on the top of their game. For L’Oréal, one of the best-known beauty brands in the world, staying ahead is essential to maintain their image and reputation for innovation. “Our
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Ultimaker has announced their most advanced compact 3D printer yet – the Ultimaker S3. This brilliant addition to the S-line range takes the simple but effective approach of downsizing what the Ultimaker S5 is so good at – creating beautiful, functional models with swappable print cores for a powerful, versatile
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The Ultimaker S5 is Ultimaker’s biggest 3D printer. It’s engineered to deliver reliability at scale, with the same assured performance of the smaller Ultimaker 3. It’s a 3D printer of the fused filament fabrication variety, which means it melts and extrudes plastic in layers to build three-dimensional models. In the
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