Distribuidora Bondy Fiesta
Toy Manufacturer Bondy Fiesta Meets Deadlines, Cuts Design Errors, and Gains New Projects with Objet 3D Printer
Bondy Fiesta receives licenses from brands for limited timeframes and therefore must complete product design and development within strict deadlines. But, product development delays caused by design errors frequently prevented the company from utilizing the full licensing period it had already purchased. |
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ONCE
Spanish Center for Braille R&D Use Objet 3D Printing System In-House to Accelerate Tactile Testing of Products
Creating products for the blind and visually impaired is a time-consuming, expensive process. The manufacturing quantities are smaller than regular products and the models have to be tested tactilely, since they will be touched, rather than seen. As such, the need for models to feel like the final product is of utmost importance. These specific characteristics make product development more complex than usual. |
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Designworks windsor
Windsor based Product Development Agency – Designworks – uses Objet 3D printing system to recreate Sci-Fi classic – The Cybermen
In the field of collectible licensed merchandise, product development time is a crucial factor. Manufacturers have to respond quickly to ensure that their products reflect up to date cultural trends. Anything that expedites the development process is a valuable tool in the developer’s arsenal. The success of BBC Television’s long-running science fiction series, Doctor Who, prompted a toy and collectible manufacturer to produce a range of highly detailed products.
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iMote
High-accuracy Objet 3D printing creates “sellable” model of child-friendly TV remote
Ensuring young children watch only age-appropriate TV programs is often a challenge. With that in mind, entrepreneurial inventor Gil Lavi designed a unique, child-friendly television remote control unit that would enable parents to precisely define which channels their children would be allowed to watch. Lavi worked with an industrial designer, who brought the CAD designs to Digmey Hagalil, a rapid prototyping and 3D printing service bureau.
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Kingstar
Kingstar Speeds up Remote Control Car Development with Objet’s 3D Printing
Kingstar Speeds up Remote Control Car Development with Objet’s 3D Printing Based in Taiwan, Kingstar is Asia’s largest manufacturer of professional remote control (RC) cars. In a market characterized by very short product life cycles, and with 65% of the competitors located in Taiwan, Kingstar’s R&D is under constant pressure to maintain high productivity and respond quickly with new product launches.
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MegaHouse
Boosts Design & Development Efficiency with Eden260™
Tokyo-based MegaHouse develops and manufactures high-precision figures and toy foods targeted to both adults and children. Because the company serves a wide range of customers and its products often comprise many finely detailed parts and usually have short life cycles, MegaHouse works hard to streamline development. To reduce costs and speed time to market, MegaHouse has focused on improving the efficiency of its design process.
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HOYU Tooling
Brings 90% of its Prototyping In-house
HOYU Tooling is a Hong Kong-based company with over 20 years’ experience in the tooling industry. Providing a wide range of services, from rapid prototyping to mold manufacturing, HOYU helps companies navigate through the manufacturing processes efficiently and reliably, while avoiding costly modifications. HOYU caters to a wide range of industries and products, such as household goods, mechanical robots, premium toys, and more.
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Nimrod Racing
R/C Car Parts Company Races to Production with Components Produced on an Objet 3D Printer
Racing R/C vehicles is a popular hobby the world over, backed by a thriving industry of designers and manufacturers catering to hobbyists' desires for great-looking and great-performing miniature vehicles. Whether for fun or competition, the operation of the R/C cars depends on a multitude of small parts that need to work reliably and smoothly under tough conditions.
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