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#3DStartup: TRIDITIVE facilitates mass production with 3D printing
TRIDITIVE, based in Spain and founded in 2013 is an additive manufacturing center for serial mass production in metal and technical materials. In its beginnings, the company focused mainly on training related to FFF technologies and the development of DIY…
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TRIDITIVE, based in Spain and founded in 2013 is an additive manufacturing center for serial mass production in metal and technical materials. In its beginnings, the company focused mainly on training related to FFF technologies and the development of DIY 3D printers. Given their early beginnings in 3D printing, the team saw a great opportunity in the AM industry. This is how they came to create their additive manufacturing solution AMCELL, which they presented to the world in 2018. AMCELL is a modular machine designed for mass production, capable of producing with different materials at the same time, therefore increasing the workflow significantly.
Thanks to the development of their technology, for both hardware and software, TRIDITIVE has been propelled to the international market, which is why they have been selected as our #3DStartup of the month. We spoke to Mariel Diaz, Founder and CEO of the company that hopes to revolutionize manufacturing with 3D printing technologies to learn more!
3DN: Could you introduce yourself and tell us about your first approach to 3D printing?
Maria Díaz
My name is Mariel Díaz, my first contact with 3D printing was at the Engineering School of Gijón at the University of Oviedo when I was studying mechanical engineering. In a project where I had to design components I began to investigate the mechanisms, electronics and software for different types of 3D printers, and I began to design my 3D printer models and train in 3D printing by travelling around Europe in different institutes and research centres.
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