Nov 19, 2020
Posted by: 3DQue Medical
3D printing,
additive manufacturing,
Continuous Printing,
COVID-19,
Creality,
Ender 3,
face shield,
On-demand manufacturing,
production,
QSuite,
Technology
At 3DQue's live event, Mateo Pekic, company co-founder and CIO, announced Quinly, the upgrade kit that sets printer operators free by making 3D printers run autonomously. Quinly includes hardware and software for a remote print start, automated part release and printer reset.
Nov 18, 2020
Posted by: 3DQue Medical
3D printing,
additive manufacturing,
Continuous Printing,
COVID-19,
face shield,
frontline,
On-demand manufacturing,
PPE,
production,
QSuite,
Technology
3DQue has set a new record for the industry. The Vancouver-based startup printed 897 parts in 1,000 hours straight, autonomously, non-stop, for five days. When printers can run for 24 hours straight, impressive print volumes can be achieved, an ability that has proven to be crucial during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Once the COVID-19 crisis ends, we are facing an unprecedented period of economic uncertainty as companies and countries get back to work. What parts will be needed and when? Where will supplies come from? It is difficult to know whether the economy will regain some sense of normalcy or whether we will all have to adapt to a “new normal”. It is still too early to tell. So now is the time to explore the question: What can we do now to prepare for an uncertain future?