Compared to traditional manufacturing, 3D printing allows manufacturers to reduce their material waste, use energy efficiently, localize production, and reduce pollutants, but it also gives them the opportunity to recycle and use more sustainable materials. When broken down to the bare bones, 3D printing is far more economically and environmentally friendly than traditional manufacturing.

In this new age of technological advancement, 3D printing has emerged as quite the game-changer across multiple industries, promising unparalleled innovation and customization. But in the midst of this revolutionary potential lies a critical concern within 3D printing security: cybersecurity.

In recent years, we have witnessed a paradigm shift in the way we think about, create, and produce robotic parts — all thanks to the radical advancements in 3D printing technology.

As we stand at the intersection of technology and progress, 3D printing is not just a tool but a catalyst for change, transforming the way we approach medicine, the preservation of automotive history, and construction.

In today’s corporate sector, the concept of philanthropy has undergone a significant transformation, shifting decisively from routine charitable giving to a more purposeful and participatory approach. One way in which ABCorp exemplifies the true essence of philanthropy is by weaving compassion into our corporate culture. In fact, it was this level of compassion that led us to establish ABCorp 3D in the first place.

The importance of color customization in 3D printing cannot be overstated. As technology continues to evolve, so too does ABCorp’s ability to utilize color in 3D printing, opening up a world of new possibilities and redefining the way we design, create, and perceive the world around us.

Whether it’s for aesthetic, durability, or hygienic purposes, the right finish can elevate a product from a prototype to a polished, functional, and aesthetically pleasing piece.

I recently had the opportunity to hear how Additive Manufacturing or 3D Printing made a dramatic difference in someone’s life. Through a combination of digital scanning, CAD work, and 3D Printing, this client was able to get the “perfect fit” with his lower limb prosthetic — something he’s wanted for 20 years.  

3D printing provides the most cost-effective manufacturing by eliminating many of the downsides of traditional manufacturing.

Additive Manufacturing, or 3D Printing, can reverse offshoring and bring manufacturing back to America. Additionally, it has the power to energize smaller local businesses as the Additive Manufacturing market grows and develops.

With our expertise in three-dimensional additive printing, we are able to create completely customizable and ergonomic prostheses offering patients with limb differences an affordable and accessible prosthetic option.