3Developer Partners with 3D Scanner Manufacturer A40 at Specialized 3D Printing Exhibition
Published2016.06.24 14:02At the 2016 Inside, we collaborated with A40, a company specializing in both 3D scanners and 3D printing. A40 is a select shop co-founded by L.corporation, which is invested in by Flix and 3Developer, and its headquarters are located in Seongsu-dong.
The Wyvern 3.0 professional scanner on display at the exhibition is an affordable instant scanning system in which 40 DSLRs scan an object at once from a 360-degree angle. It can also be conveniently used as a fixed unit in an independent booth system.
3Developer stated that the 3D scanner showcased at this exhibition is considered the most competitive 3D scanner product at the Inside 3D Printing exhibition, as it is designed with excellent quality and minimized data loss.
3Developer plans to invest in L.corparation to establish a 3D printer education business, and then collaborate with A40 to expand into the 3D printing business.
On the 24th, the last day of the Inside 3D Printer exhibition, you can experience a free 3D scan at the 3Developer booth in Hall 6, Hall 2, A01~03.
In addition, we are exhibiting a variety of 3D printers ranging from FFF type Ultimaker 2+, MR 14, and MR Dual-2030 to desktop SLA Form 2 and industrial 3D printers, providing printers and solutions tailored to the needs of customers.
3Developer stated that among them, the Form2, which sold out within a month of its first shipment and is about to be restocked, has many customers who have already completed pre-order payments, so if you do not hurry, you will have to wait for the third shipment.
He added that he plans to distribute the Shinig3D SLA Printer 650 in the domestic market by signing a contract with Shinig3D, which will lower the price of industrial 3D printers from the 500-600 million won range to the 200 million won range while maintaining the same quality, and expressed his expectation that this will have a significant impact on the industrial 3D printer market.
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