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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2023 · 26 MIN

How 3D Printing is Reshaping the Automotive Landscape with Speed and Precision

from Composites Weekly · host Jonathan Taylor

This week I welcome Fadi Abro, the global director of transportation at Stratasys.  Stratasys provides complete polymer 3D printing solutions for every stage of the product life cycle, across design, manufacturing, and healthcare. Fadi is responsible for leading the Automotive Vertical for Stratasys in North and South America. His focus is on providing 3D printing solutions to customers throughout this segment.  With the world increasingly turning to EV's for transportation, 3D printing has become an attractive solution for manufacturers. Fadi will be discussing one of the key advantages their technology is offering to automotive manufacturing today, particularly the EV market - the ability to produce complex, custom parts quickly and cost-effectively. This can be useful for low-volume production runs or for creating one-off prototypes and new concept models. You can learn more about Stratasys, particularly their focus in the automotive sector by visiting https://www.stratasys.com/en/industries-and-applications/3d-printing-industries/automotive.   

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