[Case Study] A company involved in the design of IoT devices and firmware.
Introducing a case study where MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) was used for prototyping IoT devices.
Introducing a case study of using MJF for prototyping IoT devices by KT-S Co., Ltd. We spoke with Mr. Tanaka, the representative of KT-S Co., Ltd., which specializes in the mechanical design and development of IoT devices, Bluetooth circuit boards, and plastic products. They have worked on products that have won the Good Design Award and excel in the development of plastic products, firmware development, and project direction. He shared a case study of using MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) for prototyping IoT devices. ■ Usage Case MJF is utilized in a wide range of applications as an alternative method for extrusion molding, casting, machining, injection molding, molds, and formwork, as well as for molding small parts of IoT products and finished goods using 3D CAD data.
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In this case, we introduced examples using MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) and nylon during the prototyping phase. Additionally, we are promoting our own technology and modeling examples using the DMM.make Creators Market. DMM.make offers services to support companies from prototype modeling and verification to mass production of final products, as well as the introduction of printers. If you have any questions or requests regarding the introduction of 3D printers, please feel free to contact us.
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■Usage Examples We utilize 3D CAD data for a wide range of applications, including extrusion molding, casting, machining, and as alternative methods for injection molding, molds, and formwork, as well as for forming small parts of IoT products and finished goods.
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