Exploration of the shape, size, and appearance of a product is key to the design workflow. This basic understanding informs the direction of the proje...
Functional prototypes offer a way for engineers to test designs before manufacturing them at scale.
While production refers specifically to converting raw materials into parts, assembly involves putting parts together into final products.
After production, parts are checked against tolerances to ensure their geometries meet specifications. This requires customised hardware in the form o...
The reliability and performance of prototypes and their subsystems need to be repeatedly tested to verify that their functionality meets expectations
The process of designing, prototyping, and fabricating tools for production can be the most expensive and time-consuming portion of the product develo...
This stage in manufacturing involves turning raw materials into final parts. Production costs can influence the bottom line more than any other expens...
While Markforged printers are used to optimise processes across the entire manufacturing cycle, they can also be used to directly produce end-use part...
The manufacturing cycle doesn’t end once products are shipped; equipment in the field often requires spare parts to replace broken or worn-out hardwar...
Traditionally, repairing equipment in the field is an involved endeavour. Suitable tools are often not on hand and if custom hardware is needed for th...