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3D Printing Unpeeled: 3D Printed Lamps from Fishing Nets

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Lockheed has used 3D printing extensively to make the F-35 Full Mission Simulator (FMS). Making use of 3D Systems´ Titan Robotics printers and post machining as well as the Digital Twin, the parts the company has reduced lead time by 75%. Lighting company Signify has 3D printed the Philips MyCreation pendant lamp out of recycled fishing nets. C3Nano, has released a low temperature curing conductive silver nanowire ink.


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