Tell you what’s mad: Spotify. The Swedish audio streaming platform launched in 2006, but it feels as though they’ve been around for much longer. Such is the power of their brand and the value of the product they provide. As we like to say, music makes the world go round,
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3D printing is magic. Put a 3D printer in any classroom, switch it on, let it print and something happens that teachers have tried to achieve forever: the whole classroom becoming transfixed on what it is, what it does, and whether they can have a go. Genuine interest abounds, even
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Průmyslová keramika of Czechia are one of the leading suppliers of ceramic mixes and custom heat-resistant parts in Europe. Prior to 2016, they manufactured custom refractory moulds using traditional manufacturing processes, but outgrew these from an output and design perspective. Since 2016, they have been making their own moulds in-house with
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Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health have a history of using the latest technologies in the medical field. For students, early introduction to these is essential to develop their skillset. For clinical practices, these technologies are being used to optimise workflow and speed up the operation process for surgeons. One
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3D Printing Aircraft Tools with UltiMaker and the Royal Netherlands Air Force The Royal Netherlands Air Force operates a fleet of military aircraft which they are tasked with maintaining to operational standards. From Chinooks and Apaches to NH90s and F16s, their fleet is incredibly diverse and the military base in
Ford has led the way for innovation in the motoring industry since 1914. Their pilot plant in Cologne, Germany, develops new cars years before they go into production. With a small manufacturing line all their own, they develop models and the tools, jigs and fixtures that build them. Outsourcing the
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UK-based Sylatech specialise in investment casting, waveguide systems and CNC machining. They design and manufacture precision-made custom parts through a range of processes, including lost wax. For investment casting, they manufacture prototype sample parts for customers, but using traditional tooling methods to do so is very expensive. Customers would typically
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Following collaborations with leading materials companies, including Owens Corning and DSM, Ultimaker has announced a complete solution for printing high-performance composites on the Ultimaker S5. They have announced material profiles for Owens Corning XSTRAND and DSM Novamid materials will become available in Ultimaker Cura, allowing owners of the S5 3D printer to
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Italian design company Florenradica use Ultimaker 3D printers to fabricate prototypes and end-use parts for fashion houses. Their unique position in the market means they have an illustrious list of clients, who require a wide range of parts to manufacture their own products. Traditionally, the firm has a background in
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BOSEbuild, a division of Bose Corporation, use Ultimaker 3D printers to prototype new headphone parts. They manufacture and extensively test 3D printed yoke prototypes to determine final product suitability. Rapid prototyping has enabled the team to reduce time between iterations, cut costs, and innovate freely. The yoke is the part
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