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F123 CAD Prototyping - FDM Case Study (EN-JA)

The Center for Advanced Design (CAD) integrated Stratasys' F370 3D printer into their operations to enhance rapid prototyping capabilities. Utilizing Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technology, the F370 enabled the production of durable prototypes and functional parts, significantly reducing lead times and costs. By adopting this 3D printing solution, CAD improved design iteration processes and accelerated time-to-market for their clients.

JA Subs Filament Box Preparation - F120 FDM Printer

JA Subs Filament Loading Error Troubleshooting - F120 FDM Printer

JA Subs Material Loading - F120 FDM Printer

JA Subs Material Unloading - F120 FDM Printer

JA Subs Print Head Replacement - F120 FDM Printer

JA Subs Tray Replacement - F120 FDM Printer

Nemours Magic Arms - FDM Case Study (EN-JA)

Voiceover: ENGLISH | Subtitles: JAPANESE | Medical Case Study | Nemours Biomedical Research collaborated with Stratasys to create a lightweight, durable exoskeleton for a young girl with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita, a condition that limits arm movement. Using Stratasys FDM 3D printing technology and ABS plastic material, the team developed the Wilmington Robotic Exoskeleton (WREX), which was scaled down to fit the child. The 3D-printed components allowed for precise, custom designs that were strong yet light enough for daily use. This innovation enabled the child to lift her arms and perform tasks like playing and eating, significantly improving her quality of life.