Case Study: Autometrix Accelerates Prototype Development with Markforged Mark One

Markforged’s line of composite printers incorporates continuous reinforcing fibers—carbon, fiberglass, or Kevlar®—to produce parts that are up to 23 times stronger than conventional ABS. Their metal printers, on the other hand, fabricate high‑strength stainless steel components. Each technology harn

When it comes to building a successful business, one of the key differentiators is customer experience (CX). With consumers able to access vendors from around the world, differentiating products or services is a challenge. Aside from some very rare exceptions, shoppers can often find multiple busine

The success or failure of a prototype depends on your selection of rapid prototyping processes for the new product development. There are various ways in which engineering product design prototypes can be made varying from simple cardboard mock-ups to fully machined metal sub-assemblies. Prototypin

Microfusion or lost-wax casting is one of the most widely used manufacturing methods in the jewellery industry and is the oldest known casting process.Casting allows metal replicas to be obtained by means of a mould that is made from a prototype traditionally modelled in wax. In this case, 3D