Affordable, versatile resin 3D printers let research engineers experiment on printed prototypes that look and act more like a final product.
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When researchers at Italy’s SensibiLab were testing their latest wearable biosensor technology, comfort was critical. A big, bulky prototype wasn’t an option. They had to get their prototypes as close as possible to what they envisioned the final design would look and feel like.
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They also needed an affordable solution; some way to get a wide variety of detailed prototype parts in materials ranging from flexible to stress-resistant. The solution they found was a 3D printer from Formlabs.
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