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Are you eager to take your golf game to the next level? With the power of #3Dprinting, the future of golf might just be on the brink of a new revolution. 🏌️ 3D printing is not just a manufacturing tool; it’s a catalyst for innovation and personalization. As this technology matures, we can expect to see a sporting landscape where equipment adapts to athletes, not the other way around. The rollback of golf balls might be the first swing, but 3D printing is poised to change the game for good. https://lnkd.in/eNpsFJDG #futureisadditive #additivemanufacturing

🚵 Ride like a pro: With a durable and lightweight CFC 3D printed custom bike handlebar! @Anisoprint recent case study will steer your imagination... 👇 Sports is one of the industries that has pioneered the use of composites in customized and wearable products, and we are eager to show all the benefits to early adopters. Here are the advantages of 3D printing composites with complicated shapes and structures: 🔥 No need for molds: no additional production efforts, the technology is fully automated and the model can be tailored to any needs. 🔥 Fiber steering: optimal fiber orientation in the part based on loads with topological optimization. 🔥 Simple customization: create your part within just a few minutes. Curious to learn more? Go here: https://lnkd.in/e26vDM7i #composites #3dprinting #additivemanufacturing #cycling #productdesign

The integration of #3dprinting in Formula 1 has revolutionized not only car design but also race-day dynamics. It showcases how technology can elevate both performance and safety in the world of motorsports. By leveraging 3D printing for parts, Formula 1 teams achieve unparalleled precision and customization, leading to faster cars that push the boundaries of engineering innovation. A great example of how this technology can be used to transform industries. #formula1 #automotive

These custom cycling shoes are a great example of accelerating the footwear creation process with Carbon 3D printing.  Sherpa condensed the process down to a few weeks by using Carbon printing for prototyping, tooling, and end use parts. Here then is the full case study. #Carbon3d #3dprinting

#ThrowbackThursday 🔄 Taking a ride down memory lane to Formnext 2022, where the future of cycling was being reshaped one seat at a time! 🚴💺 The Vision: Mass customisation of 3D printed saddles 🔧 Specifications: Application: Customised 3D Printed Bike Saddles Printing Technology: HP 3D Printing MJF Material: BASF TPU Post-Processing: Chemical Vapour Smoothing by AMT PostPro SF 100 📽️ Dive deep into this evolution as Jiri Duzar, Co-founder of Posedla, sheds light on why partnering with powerhouses like AMT, HP 3D Printing, and BASF was pivotal in bringing this vision to life. Their synergized expertise, he believes, made all the difference in perfecting these groundbreaking saddles. Here's to innovation, collaboration, and the relentless pursuit of perfection in every pedal stroke! #Formnext2022 #HP3DPrinting #BASFTPU #AMTPostPro #CyclingInnovation #Posedla #3dprinting #postprocessing #vaporsmoothing

✨ Pro Football Helmet from 3D Printed Lattices ⛑ 💡 More and more sporting goods companies are turning to 3D printed lattices as a potential alternative to conventional foams for protective gear. 🚀 Xenith and materials company BASF collaboration. 🦾 This new product was made by using of printed lattice for performance and comfort: 🔥 The Orbit X Pro by Xenith. ℹ But 3D printing doesn’t deliver all the protection alone; instead, the Ultrasint TPU01 lattice is sandwiched between an Ultramid PA 6 injection molded nylon shell for immediate impact resistance and Elastopan/Elastocast polyurethane foam for the player’s comfort. 🎯 The lattice’s primary role is dissipating the energy from an impact, as well as weight reduction and allowing for airflow through the helmet. 🤝 The Orbit X Pro is one of the lightest helmets on the market, and will be available to NFL players as well as some collegiate players beginning with the 2024 football season. Credit : Xenith #Xenith #OrbitPro #Helmet #3Dprinting #Lattice #Football #innovation 👉 Follow me Levent Coskun to stay up to date on #robotics #AI #hightech and #innovation. To get notifications about my posts please activate the notification bell 🔔 in my profile

Can you 3D print production parts? Given 3D printing’s origins and ensuing success as a rapid prototyping tool, that question still comes up. But the answer is a definite “yes,” as TRD shows us. TRD stands for Toyota Racing Development USA, the company’s factory-backed racing division. In 2023, TRD initiated the GR Cup, a single-make racing series featuring modified Toyota GR86 sports cars. Riding along with them are FDM production parts printed on the #F370CR with #Nylon-CF10 carbon fiber material. This one-two punch delivers the throughput, accuracy and ease of use TRD needs in a production environment. Who says 3D printing can’t do production parts?! Learn more >> https://okt.to/xTb1Fu #Additive #StratasysF370CR #3DPrintingInnovation #Flexibilty #F123CRVideoSeries #addstratasys #MakeAdditiveWorkForYou

Can you 3D print production parts? Given 3D printing’s origins and ensuing success as a rapid prototyping tool, that question still comes up. But the answer is a definite “yes,” as TRD shows us. TRD stands for Toyota Racing Development USA, the company’s factory-backed racing division. In 2023, TRD initiated the GR Cup, a single-make racing series featuring modified Toyota GR86 sports cars. Riding along with them are FDM production parts printed on the #F370CR with #Nylon-CF10 carbon fiber material. This one-two punch delivers the throughput, accuracy and ease of use TRD needs in a production environment. Who says 3D printing can’t do production parts?! Learn more >> https://okt.to/RjLhJ4 #Additive #StratasysF370CR #3DPrintingInnovation #Flexibilty #F123CRVideoSeries #addstratasys #MakeAdditiveWorkForYou

Can you 3D print production parts? Given 3D printing’s origins and ensuing success as a rapid prototyping tool, that question still comes up. But the answer is a definite “yes,” as TRD shows us. TRD stands for Toyota Racing Development USA, the company’s factory-backed racing division. In 2023, TRD initiated the GR Cup, a single-make racing series featuring modified Toyota GR86 sports cars. Riding along with them are FDM production parts printed on the #F370CR with #Nylon-CF10 carbon fiber material. This one-two punch delivers the throughput, accuracy and ease of use TRD needs in a production environment. Who says 3D printing can’t do production parts?! Learn more >> https://okt.to/CTQBqS #Additive #StratasysF370CR #3DPrintingInnovation #Flexibilty #F123CRVideoSeries #addstratasys #MakeAdditiveWorkForYou