On January 21, 2021, the 3D Printing Electronics Conference will take place, ONLINE only, because of the pandemic. “If an effective connection strategy will be discovered, probably all of us will shortly have a customized 3D printed electronic device to use in everyday life” says one of the speakers, Valentina Bertana, Post-Doc researcher, Politecnico di Torino.
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In the JakajimaTV interview with Martin Hedges, Owner of Neotech AMT Gmbh, he explains to interviewer Pieter Hermans which possibilities 3D Printing Electronics offers for the industry.
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3D printing is affecting the way engineers design in the automotive industry. The technology is already used in the industry, currently mostly for plastic and metal spare parts. Additive manufacturing has opened the door for newer designs, safer products, shorter lead times and lower costs. Moreover, it will be an enabler for the automotive industry to adapt towards the new smart mobility requirements.
With 3D printed electronics, even more applications are in sight. Engineers can now design the electronics to fit a certain part, rather than designing parts around electronics as before. The design is no longer limited to flat printed circuit boards, things get three-dimensional. Furthermore, electronics can be printed using a variety of techniques- inkjet, analog, so there is a lot of room for innovation.
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