Heritage conservation and restoration, as well as exhibition display technologies, are constantly evolving due to the advancement of science and technology. 3D printing technology has gradually been applied to the conservation of ancient cultural relics, playing its unique technical charm, based on the convenience, efficiency, and authenticity of digitalization.
The collision of technology and aesthetics
3D printing can perfectly combine technology with cultural and creative arts, realize cross-border integration, and provide artists with a broader creative space.
The biggest advantage of 3D technology is that it can supplement some designs that are difficult to make in traditional production, so that designers can focus all their energy on design without spending a lot of energy and time to accommodate the production method.
Giving artists the opportunity to bring their ideas to life with unprecedented production techniques
The choice of various materials endows the artist’s cultural and creative works with more imagination and creativity
Make cultural and creative products more diversified, personalized and liberalized
Production benefits focus on the manufacturing process and include reduced material consumption, shorter lead times, minimal tooling costs, reduced assembly costs, and the impact of automation, to name a few.
Gains from fuel efficiency such as weight reduction, higher performance and reliability, longer life, faster new product introductions, faster time-to-market when using only additively manufactured products, reduced inventory, and the added value of better adaptability and more attractive products, etc.
Additive manufacturing provides new manufacturing benefits.