3D printing is a rapid prototyping technology. It can help designers and engineers quickly verify design concepts, reduce development cycles and costs, and bring new products to market faster.

 

Sustainability and environmental protection: Compared with traditional manufacturing methods, 3D printing can generally reduce the waste of raw materials because it is based on a layer-by-layer additive manufacturing method. This makes 3D printing considered a relatively environmentally friendly manufacturing option, attracting consumers and businesses that focus on sustainability.

 

Education and learning tools: 3D printing technology provides an ideal education and learning platform. Students and educational institutions can use 3D printing to create and display complex concepts and models, helping students better understand scientific, engineering, and design principles.