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Connecting production operations is the first step in creating a paperless factory. It delivers large increases in production efficiency and reduces the lead time of manufacturing products.
Will mass customisation lead to the 3D printing break-through?
Will mass customisation lead to the 3D printing break-through?
Next month music lovers will be able to walk into a store in New York’s Chelsea neighbourhood and order personalised headphones that are manufactured to the exact specifications of their ears, representing a new wave in the 3D printing revolution.
Headphone manufacturer Normalis just one of many new retailers looking to profit from what is being called ‘on-demand 3D printing’ or ‘mass…
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Trend Peak: Mass Customisation
Here's proof of a trend reaching its high-water mark: The current dirth of articles on mass customisation. As a concept, Mass Customisation is something that's been around for a long time, and demonstrated perfectly by the success of Threadless, however I would suggest that in publishing a full report on it, the well respected Forrester Research have 'sealed the deal' for the more risk-averse businesses. Now let's see if it catches on in Australia, notoriously conservative when it comes to concepts like these. In the meantime, mass customisation has taken on some really interesting forms, beyond the obvious, to the deeply personal.