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3D Printed Drone Wins Red Dot Award
The Tundra® 3D printed Drone for industrial use won the German Red Dot Award. The Red Dot Award has been around since 1955. It brings an opportunity for any individual or business to submit their products to one of the world’s…
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The Tundra® 3D printed Drone for industrial use won the German Red Dot Award.
The Red Dot Award has been around since 1955. It brings an opportunity for any individual or business to submit their products to one of the world’s largest design competitions. It is a diverse competition not just in terms of having submissions from over 50 countries yearly, but also being open to all kinds of products. Judged by 39 jury members discussing the design quality of any type of product across 48 different participation categories – Including drones as being one of the groups.
This year over 6.300 innovative items where up for evaluation in the Red Dot Award: Product Design. This time around only a little over 26% (1.684) of these entries actually received the award and the honour and exposure it brings with it. One of them where the Tundra® drone by Hexadrone.





