This advanced 3D printer is capable of printing using multiple materials. From Pollen, Pam is a more expensive, luxury 3D printer targeted at "demanding professionals" that boasts a sleek and sophisticated design as well as the ability to mix four different materials at the same time.
This means you can create bespoke objects with different properties, and at a very high quality printing resolution of 40 μ. The fully automated advanced 3D printer has auto calibration, live error control and cloud control for smart, hands-free support. Available in April 2017, Pam pre orders are starting at $9000, but is cost-effective to use.
Although this is a niche product, it could be an example of how 3D printing can be better utilized professionally and not "for the Kickstarter audience," as TechCrunch puts it.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Multi-material 3D Printing
- The trend of multi-material 3D printing offers disruptive innovation opportunities to create bespoke objects with different properties.
- Luxury 3D Printing
- The trend of luxury 3D printing presents disruptive innovation opportunities to target demanding professionals with sleek and sophisticated designs.
- Automated 3D Printing
- The trend of automated 3D printing provides disruptive innovation opportunities for hands-free, smart and cloud-controlled support.
Sectors Adopting This
- Manufacturing
- The manufacturing industry can leverage multi-material 3D printing to create custom objects with enhanced functionality.
- Design
- The design industry can utilize luxury 3D printing to produce high-end and visually appealing products for demanding professionals.
- Technology
- The technology industry can benefit from automated 3D printing for efficient and error-controlled production processes.
