Solving Product Development Challenges with 3D Prototyping

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In an ambitious demonstration of Stratasys’ pioneering spirit, Industrial Designer Ori Levin introduced a groundbreaking air purifier prototype as a testament to how diverse 3D printing technologies can revolutionize product design and development processes. By offering unparalleled color, texture, transparency, and detail in a single, cohesive prototype, this project not only underscores how 3D printing is pushing the boundaries of innovation, but also illustrates the seamless integration of four Stratasys 3D printing technologies: PolyJet™, Neo® SLA, P3™ DLP, and SAF™.

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