3DMakerpro partners with NTU Singapore to boost 3D printing technology

On November 27, 2024, in Frankfurt, Germany, 3DMakerpro showcased its latest innovation, the Eagle spatial scanner, at the Formnext 2024 trade fair. This event, held from November 19 to 22, is recognized as a premier international platform for Additive Manufacturing and industrial 3D printing. The Eagle scanner integrates LiDAR and image sensors, designed for capturing detailed 3D data of various spaces with applications in areas such as reverse engineering, digital twinning, and high-precision mapping. Anticipated to reach the market by December, the Eagle aims to redefine standards in spatial scanning technology. The event also featured live demonstrations conducted by Jonathan Levi, founder of The Next Layer, showcasing the capabilities of the Moose 3D Scanner. These practical demonstrations offered attendees an immersive experience of 3D scanning technology. Additionally, Professor Paulo Bartolo from Nanyang Technological University provided insights on the significance and transformative potential of 3D scanning in multiple sectors, emphasizing its impact on education and healthcare. Moreover, during a gala event known as Makers Night, 3DMakerpro solidified its commitment to advancing 3D printing technologies by signing a sponsorship agreement with the Singapore Centre for 3D Printing, an institution supported by the National Research Foundation and NTU Singapore. This strategic partnership aims to leverage 3D scanning technology’s transformative role in various applications, aligning with the increasing industry focus on innovation in additive manufacturing and its applications. 3DMakerpro’s participation at Formnext 2024 solidifies its status as a leader in the consumer-friendly 3D scanning market. The engaging booth activities, including immersive VR experiences and facial scanning, attracted considerable attention, turning the exhibition into a hub of technological innovation. The event reinforces the ongoing trend towards integrating advanced scanning solutions into everyday applications while fostering collaboration between industry leaders and academic institutions to enhance the adoption of additive manufacturing technologies across diverse industries.