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Inside Toyota: Scaling Additive Manufacturing for Automotive Engineering

See how Toyota uses FDM 3D printing and automated post-processing across automotive engineering, manufacturing and product development.

Duration 55 minutes
Large automotive production part 3D printed by Toyota using a Stratasys 3D Printer.

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How Toyota Uses Additive Manufacturing in Automotive Engineering

Toyota is expanding the use of additive manufacturing across automotive engineering and production, including FDM 3D printing for manufacturing applications and automated support removal as part of the production workflow.

In this 55-minute on-demand webinar, Toyota, Stratasys and PostProcess Technologies share practical examples from Toyota Production Engineering and discuss how additive manufacturing can support manufacturing, product development and more efficient, repeatable workflows.

Dallas Martin shares practical applications from Toyota Production Engineering and lessons from the team’s experience. Alongside Stratasys’ Fadi Abro and PostProcess Technologies’ Ryan Hoag, he explores the role of the complete workflow in improving efficiency and repeatability. 

Hosted by 3D Printing Industry’s Michael Petch, this session offers a practical perspective for manufacturers looking to expand their use of additive manufacturing. 

 
3D printed Toyota automotive production part using Stratasys FDM 3D printers.

What You’ll Learn About Toyota’s FDM Workflow

  • How Toyota applies FDM 3D printing to automotive engineering challenges. 
  • Examples of additive manufacturing supporting manufacturing and product development. 
  • How automated support removal fits into Toyota’s FDM workflow. 
  • Lessons to consider when expanding additive manufacturing in your own organization. 

Who Should Watch 

  • Manufacturing, tooling and production engineers at automotive OEMs and suppliers. 
  • Additive manufacturing teams looking to improve workflow efficiency. 
  • Engineering leaders evaluating opportunities to expand their use of 3D printing. 

Automated Support Removal in the Additive Manufacturing Workflow

Automated support removal is an important part of the post-print workflow for FDM parts. In this webinar, Toyota, Stratasys and PostProcess Technologies discuss how automated support removal fits into Toyota’s FDM workflow and the role post-processing can play in improving workflow efficiency and repeatability.

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