UK-based company Photocentric aims to bring 3D printing to mass manufacturing by designing and producing a range of 3D printers for various industrial applications. Their key products include the LC Titan, the world's largest LCD 3D printer, the LC Nano, the world’s fastest LCD 3D printer, and the JENI which introduces automation to the 3D printing process. Autodesk Fusion is integral to Photocentric's design process. Tools like generative design, drawing automation, the Signal Integrity Extension, and the Design Extension enable the team to collaborate effectively and speed up workflows.
Fusion is particularly vital in addressing complex design challenges, such as the precise placement of LEDs in the LC Nano printer, which saved a significant amount of time. “Advanced tools like the Signal Integrity Extension really give us the ability to design right the first time rather than iterating over and over again with the mistakes that we make.,” says Ed Barlow, Head of Engineering, Photocentric. “In a machine like this where the LEDs are crucial to the machine's operation, keeping everything in the same design tool has saved us hundreds of hours of design work and it really gives us a huge boost to productivity.”
Take a closer look at how Photocentric leverages Fusion to pioneer the future of 3D printing.
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