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Startup of the month: OWA 3D, leading the way to a circular economy in 3D printing
With the recent arrivals of tech giants such as HP, General Electric (GE), or Michelin, 2017 has begun as a year filled with promises and challenges for 3D printing. With the flexibility of the market and the advantages offered by…
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With the recent arrivals of tech giants such as HP, General Electric (GE), or Michelin, 2017 has begun as a year filled with promises and challenges for 3D printing. With the flexibility of the market and the advantages offered by technology, we are finding many young startups ready to join the force and embark on an adventure. To showcase some of the bright and talented and to follow the current trends in this sector, 3Dnatives will be embarking on an adventure of its own, by naming our 3D startup of the moment each month!
This month, we will be introducing OWA 3D, a startup we recently met with who offers something different, as it is integrated with the French group ‘Armor’. For the past few months, it has been offering a new range of more environmentally friendly 3D printing materials to help combat against the pollution that is associated with the increased use of plastics in the world.
3DN: What is OWA 3D and how did you come up with this concept?
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