5 Things Product Designers Need to Know about CMF 3D Printing
The future of design is real, and you can be a part of it. Capture realism in your hands with PolyJet CMF 3D printing designed for Product Designers.
This white paper will take you through five ways expert product designers are leveraging the multi-material and full color capabilities of PolyJet 3D Printing. Find out how they’re putting Color / Material / Finish (CMF) models in decision makers’ hands early and often, and you might ask yourself why you haven’t printed reality yet.
Imagine a simple 3D printing workflow that lets you:
- Bring designs to life in just hours
- Achieve accurate colour, material, and finish with every prototype
- Save time and money, getting products to market faster
- Communicate better with stakeholders and design partners
- Put prototypes in customers’ hands for user testing
CMF 3D Printing Examples
Using a PolyJet 3D Printing Service gives you the opportunity to take design risks, satisfy clients, and perfect products on time. What could you do with CMF 3D printing?
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- 3D Printed Wood Effect
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- Pruner Prototype
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- Motor Section
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- Smart Speaker Concept
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- Smart Speaker Iterations
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- FDM texture tiles
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