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3D Printing in the Robotics Industry

3D printing is increasingly being used in the robotics industry due to its ability to produce organic, complex, and efficient additive parts. It offers endless possibilities regarding geometries that may not be possible with machining or molding and has a broad material selection of plastics and metals. Additive manufacturing also allows for multi-part assemblies to be combined into a single design, saving production dollars.

3D Printing in the Robotics Industry
3D Printing in the Robotics Industry

Why 3D printing for the robotics industry?

These durable materials are built for robust aerospace applications and can take the heat

  • Rapid prototyping

  • Design versatility for organic features and complex geometries, including lattice structures

  • Weight reduction Manufacture of parts in a single part, saving time on assembly

  • Waste reduction

Materials for Machined Aerospace Components

What are common robotic applications of 3D-printed parts?

Injection molding is frequently used within the automotive industry to manufacture quality plastic parts at production volumes. Common applications include:

  • Cameras
  • Motors
  • Sensors
  • Microcontroller
  • Feedback devices
  • Controllers
  • Manipulators
  • Robotic Arms
Feedback devices
Robotic Arms