. The Barcelona-based manufacturer continues to expand its range of 3D printing solutions for the industrial workbench, to help Nissan factory in Barcelona (Spain) to innovate.

• The car manufacturer could roll out the technology to create parts and prototypes at other sites after a successful introduction in Europe.
• Nissan has printed 700 parts in-house so far, with some costing as little as 3.45€ to manufacture.
• It is one of the world’s first users of the BCN3D Smart Cabinet, which has been developed to protect and maintain 3D printing filaments within optimal conditions.

First production part of its kind to complement high-performance exotic vehicle - offers unparalleled quality, durability and luxury

3D Systems' Application Innovation Group is instrumental in the development of novel parts with the DMP Factory 500 3D printer.

Last mile autonomous delivery robot developed with Ultimaker S3
Final Aim, Inc. used 3D printing to develop a solution that tackles Singapore's delivery issues

With the desire to improve the circularity of large format additive manufacturing (LFAM), SABIC, a global leader in the chemical industry, and Local Motors, a next-generation vehicle manufacturer, completed a joint study on the feasibility of recycling scrap thermoplastic parts and shavings from the 3D printing process.

• New Accura® Composite PIV material enables more efficient part production, more accurate and higher resolution Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) testing data

• New material alongside 3D Systems’ technology and application expertise enabling Alpine F1 Team to continue to advance aerodynamic track performance

A novel cooling system in the ethec city electric motorcycle ensures a longer service life for the battery cells. In order to introduce the students to manufacturing processes that can be used for series production outside of prototype manufacturing, voxeljet produced the mold for the innovative battery housing of the prototype using the binder jetting process.

GENERA has joined Henkel's open materials platform to offer production-scale additive manufacturing solutions. The two companies are working together on their respective focus areas to enable a new level of production for the automotive and healthcare industries. By combining GENERA's expertise in 3D printing and software development with Henkel's innovative material development, the two companies aim to generate new applications for DLP printing in the automotive and other industries.

Not only for the production of optimized lightweight housings for electric motors, the British company Brooks Crownhill Limited (BCP) relies on 3D printing systems from voxeljet. For a lot of automotive parts, BCP counts on prototypes produced using 3D sand printing well before they are ready for series production.

Leading digital manufacturer SOLIZE partnering with HP Inc. on joint development of replacement parts for NISMO Heritage Parts

SOLIZE and HP first to deliver highly efficient, industrial-grade, and cost-effective just-in-time production of replacement parts for NISMO enthusiasts
3D printed parts include plastic harness protector for R32 Nissan Skyline GT-R
SOLIZE, HP and Nissan share commitment to sustainable production, finding innovative ways to reduce, reuse and recycle

WASP collaborative 3D printer together with HONDA R&D Europe
A new concept in Additive Manufacturing: a 3D-printed object to be hand-finished

The meeting between HONDA R&D Europe and WASP is ensuring breakthroughs in motorcycle modeling that will improve industrial development processes. Currently in the two-wheeler industry, the creation of a new prototype is achieved through manual modeling of an industrial clay.

In the classic car sector, more and more spare parts are being manufactured without tools using modern measuring technology in combination with 3D printing. Our “Binder Jetting” processes offer the decisive economic advantages. This is because conventional production – especially of individual parts – often takes too long and causes high costs.

voxeljet 3D printing technology for production cast parts for electric-mobility. As key suppliers of the car industry, many foundries are under threat due to the current growth in e-mobility. The reason is, that the demand for castings for an electrically powered vehicle is significantly lower than for a conventional combustion engine.