Czech Republic service bureau One3D is helping automotive lighting system companies innovate by using the Neo800 stereolithography technology to produce state-of-the-art lens prototypes. The lens prototypes are used as a visual aid to confirm designs before going into large-scale production. 3D printing and Stratasys Neo800 stereolithography technology shorten the process to produce the lenses to 3-4 working days, compared to 3-4 weeks for milled PMMA (plexiglass).
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Read moreLearn how PepsiCo redesigned their 2-liter bottle using the Stratasys J55 Prime 3D printer and how it sped up the design process.
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Read moreGötz Maschinenbau End of Arm Tooling Use Case that utilizes the H350 3D printer and SAF technology
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