The future in 3D: How additive manufacturing has become a versatile tool for design engineers

Companies, large and small, now use rapid prototyping and simulation. Its increasing capabilities are opening up exciting new use cases and applications, says Richard Curtin, SVP of Innovation for RS Group.

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Rapid prototyping has been around for more than 20 years now, and there
has been a seismic shift in how electronic and mechanical engineers make use of the
technology.
 
Today, the global rapid prototyping is worth around $2.5 billion. However, it
is expected to reach an incredible $15 billion by 2031, as designers and engineers continue
to embrace it as a crucial part of their toolbox.


Read the full article in DPA's November issue


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