Seat - A 3D printed racecar
- 4 years ago
CUPRA commits to 3D printing in the development of the new Leon Competición
The door mirror, air intakes and cooling intakes have been produced with state-of-the-art HP Multi Jet Fusion technology
Faster and more efficient testing are the major benefits of this system
The CUPRA Leon Competición will be presented next February 20th at the inauguration of the CUPRA Garage
At first glance it looks like a normal mirror, but it isn't. It is a 3D printed part, a technology that CUPRA has begun to implement in the development of the new Leon Competición in collaboration with HP. Greater agility, efficiency and flexibility are the benefits of a system that is set to revolutionise car development. Below are the key points.
The door mirror, air intakes and cooling intakes have been produced with state-of-the-art HP Multi Jet Fusion technology
Faster and more efficient testing are the major benefits of this system
The CUPRA Leon Competición will be presented next February 20th at the inauguration of the CUPRA Garage
At first glance it looks like a normal mirror, but it isn't. It is a 3D printed part, a technology that CUPRA has begun to implement in the development of the new Leon Competición in collaboration with HP. Greater agility, efficiency and flexibility are the benefits of a system that is set to revolutionise car development. Below are the key points.