[Computex 2017 Wrap-up] 3DMART thanks you for your participation at Computex Taipei!
The annual Computex exhibition successfully concluded last Saturday (June 3rd)!
We were delighted to meet many new friends during the exhibition,
and to discuss how 3D printing is applied in education and industry.
We were also honored to encounter many old friends and customers,
and to talk about how new technologies can bring about improved convenience.
To help everyone understand more about what 3D printing can achieve,
3DMART meticulously prepared various types and material samples,
and also brought several machines demonstrating different technologies.
Below, let's take a look at some photos from the exhibition!
Our colleague carefully introduced the wood-like material for 3D printing to the visitors.
Our colleague meticulously introduced the dual-nozzle design of the Ultimaker 3 Extended to a customer.
3DMART's carefully prepared samples, including various FDM 3D printing materials, SLA stereolithography, wax-like materials and investment casting products, plastic electroplating, scanners, and more~
Samples made by 3DMART using DWS's new XFAB machine~ Exquisite quality and excellent precision.
We were honored that the Head of Asia for DWS also visited us to discuss how to provide users with an even better experience!
Manufacturers who visited enthusiastically viewed our samples and machines!
Various materials printed with Ultimaker, including PLA, ABS, CPE, PC, Nylon, wood-like, and carbon fiber, and the machine can use even more types of materials!
An XBOX controller produced using an Ultimaker 3 3D printer with water-soluble support,
which ensures that suspended parts and other areas requiring support do not show removal marks, providing the best surface quality. A metallic appearance can also be achieved through electroplating!
The 3DMART team sincerely thanks everyone who participated and you who are reading this article.
Your support is our greatest motivation to continue!
In the future, 3DMART will continue its relentless efforts to bring you the latest, most practical, and highest quality 3D printing services and equipment.
A deep bow to you all (bow)