Last year, Daihastu and Stratasys revealed that drivers of the Japanese carmaker’s Copen model would be able to design and install their own custom 3D-printed panels. The companies have now announced that the mass customization system is now ready for testing and roll-out.
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Continue Reading Drivers will soon be able to customize cars with 3D-printed skins
Category: Automotive
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- 3D Printing
- Stratasys
- Cars
- Daihatsu
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