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3D printing is increasingly becoming popular for business around the world as the technology becomes more efficient and accessible. It helps build higher-quality products by allowing designers to produce product archetypes easily and bridging the gap between prototyping and full-scale production. What’s more, it dramatically reduces material wastage and helps firms make personalized, complex-shaped objects for a lower cost.

Origami is an ancient art of folding technique that is commonly tied with Japanese culture. The word Origami came from two different words, first is “ori” which means “folding” and “kami” means “paper”. In modern cultures, the term “origami” is used to refer to any folding techniques, regardless of its origin in cultures. The aim is to use folding and sculpting techniques to turn a flat square sheet of paper into a finished sculpture. Cutting, using glue, and marks on the paper are typically discouraged by modern origami practitioners.

Realistic, safe 3D printed prop guns for film, TV and theatre productions in Dubai. Custom finishes and fast turnaround for production schedules.

When it comes to discussing 3D printing for manufacturing, there are many different opinions pertaining to where the industry is heading, what the potential outcomes will be, and how it can be implemented.

Architecture is one of the most competitive industries today. Clients now have a vast variety of choices, making architects face tough competition. Architectural firms need to present their designs in the best possible manner to win a project. They also need to constantly innovate their designs in order to be recognised and highlighted. To motivate and inspire their clients, architects need to present physical models that best communicate the idea by showcasing the depth, dimensions and textures of a potential project.

Mirror-finish chrome painting for 3D printed parts in Dubai. See how Proto21 achieves a true chrome look on plastic prototypes, props and display pieces.

Sea turtles abound in the glistening Arabian Gulf. Thousands of these fascinating animals live in the sea near Dubai, dip, dive, and flourish in warm, tropical seas. Turtles are unfortunately endangered by a variety of factors, including hunting, boat strikes, marine pollution, and coastal development. This is where Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Project comes in. The wonderful center, located near Jumeirah Al Naseem, rescues, rehabilitates and releases turtles into the ocean. The Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Operation, headquartered inside the five-star Jumeirah Al Naseem hotel, has rescued, rehabbed, and released 1,600 turtles since its inception in 2004.

Every year, as the technology improves and expands, more and more 3D printing materials are introduced to the market. With so many options, it can be overwhelming to know which ones are worth utilizing and which ones are just a fad. Additionally, it can become even more challenging to know in which circumstances or for which products each material is best suited.