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Will cater to the advanced prototyping and production requirements in the Aerospace & Defence, Dental, Medical, Jewellery and Automotive sectors.
For the first time in Mumbai, Imaginarium used 3D printing to create a customised titanium cranial implant for a patient whose skull had been damaged in an accident.
Imaginarium 3D-printed a titanium cranial implant that helped improve an accident survivor’s life.
Sumeer Chandra, HP, and Guruprasad Rao, Imaginarium, introduce HP’s new Jet Fusion 3D Printer and explain HP’s new partnership with Volkswagen. They discuss how 3D printing works, it’s integration into the automotive and dental industry, market size, and growth of 3D printing.
Imaginarium speaks to ET NOW to explain what 3D printing is, how to convert ideas into reality, how 3D printing is benefiting the medical field, and how to enter the market yourself.
According to the latest statistics from the International Labour Organisation (ILO), for every 1,000 people in the world, there are 5.4 people living in modern slavery. Over 70% are women. But “knowledge is power” and London-based organisation, Free-D wants to use 3D technologies to empower women from at-risk backgrounds.
Operational excellence is a continuous journey. It is all about the best management practices using existing resources. So, its focus is on productivity, loss reductions, cycle time reduction and quality improvements.
Like everything else in life, the fashion industry keeps reinventing itself at every striking hour. With the concept of 3D printing having set its foot firmly into the fashion business, it’s surprising how many of us do not to know how it works or how to make the best use of it.
Imaginarium has been at the forefront of the 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing wave in India for over a decade now. The company started off as a service bureau with a small footprint in the Jewelry industry, slowly expanding to sectors such as Automotive, Engineering, Electronics, Dental etc.
The Jet Fusion 3D printing solution was commercially launched by HP in the country on 17 January 2018. Imaginarium is the first customer of the system in India and the machine has been installed at its additive manufacturing facility in Mumbai.
Andheri East based lmaginarium, a leader in 3d printing and advanced manufacturing technology recently showcased india's first commercial HP 3D Printer-The HP Jet Fusion 304200 printing solution-at its the art additive manufacturing facility.
The latest talk around 3D Printing industry is the launch of HP’s first ever 3D Printer in India which works on HP’s proprietary Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) technology. MJF is quite similar to Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) (SLS). Both are powder based technologies and there is no support structure generation in either of them.
Imaginarium, leaders in advanced manufacturing solutions, showcased India’s first commercial HP 3D Printer, the HP Jet Fusion 3D 4200 printing solution on Tuesday, demonstrating its disruptive prototyping and manufacturing capabilities as well as outlining their go to market strategy as one of the first reselling partners of the product in India.
In India, the manufacturing sectors are quite conservative in adopting new technologies and the market is also price sensitive particularly after globalization. While the automotive industry was the first to identify, invest and adopt new technologies,
The trophy is a celebration of the spirit of Mumbai,” says Tanmay Shah, Head of Innovations for Imaginarium, adding, “The Gateway of India symbolises unity, solidarity, communal harmony and resilience. It also represents the grandeur of the city.
In an interaction with Atit Kothari, Business Development - Leadership Team, Imaginarium (India) Pvt Ltd, we find out about the role of additive manufacturing in the automotive industry and its advantages for short-run production cycles.
Guruprasad Rao began his career over 30 years ago and is an expert on industrial and product design, innovation, design thinking and engineering. He holds a PhD in product design from IIT Bombay and is currently the director and mentor of the leadership team at Imaginarium India, Asia’s largest 3D printing company.
Imagine a world where cars come without steering wheels. Chances are that your imagination conjured up a futuristic world where self-driving cars no longer require human intervention, and therefore the need for steering wheels is redundant.
Imaginarium is partnering with an organisation called Free_D which aims to provide training to disadvantaged women in the 3D printing space. It works primarily with survivors of human trafficking.
Imaginarium believes the field of 3D printing has been growing rapidly. It is an advanced manufacturing technology where physical objects are created from digital data, using specialised machines known as 3D printers.
Pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors will need to embrace 3D technology, not only for convenience but also for the improvement of medical science in the future, said Tanmay Shah, Head of Innovations, Imaginarium Life.
Imaginarium has created an online platform for Indian users where they can submit a design, select building materials and get the desired 3D printed object. Jewellery is the most popular segment in this so far.
3D printing, and the computer 3D design skills associated with it (known as C.A.D.), is a technology that is increasingly being adopted by many industries. Furthermore, CAD and 3D printing expose apprentices to problem-solving and design thinking as well as encouraging basic literacy.
Industries and consumers have already started getting the touch of 3D printed objects and this new form of printing has been spreading at a greater pace. Imaginarium, an India-based company is one of the earlier adopters in 3D printing.
3D Printing – is the most often used term for Additive manufacturing – is the process of creating a solid three-dimensional physical object from a digital file or design. Unlike traditional manufacturing methods where a material is removed from a solid block, 3D printing technologies build products layer-by-layer.
Across the globe, 3D printing has become an almost magical reality. If you fancy a nine-course meal ‘printed’ on order — accompanied by printed cutlery and furniture (and virtual reality headsets that play music composed by an artificial intelligence computer)
Finding the right attire for men shouldn’t be all that difficult, right? Wrong. I detest the ritual of clothes shopping. My patience lasts not more than three stores, all in the same mall preferably. The process seems more like finding a needle in a haystack than cherry picking. There ought to be a better way.
3D printing is a digital manufacturing process that ‘prints’ three-dimensional objects, layer upon layer using a variety of polymers, metals and ceramics. 3D printing is a digital manufacturing process that ‘prints’ three-dimensional objects, layer upon layer using a variety of polymers, metals and ceramics.
The city of Mumbai has recently witnessed the launch of a first of its kind 3D Printing Hub, where you can walk in and start using this amazing technology first-hand. The hub aims at creating a platform for community engagement and increasing awareness of 3D printing among the general public
MecklerMedia‘s Inside 3D Printing Conference & Expo is coming to India. Inside 3D Printing Mumbai will take place December 3-4, with the first such event in the country. Excitement is building now, as the event is just two weeks away, complete with a 3D Design Contest and even a concert featuring 3D printed instruments.
Incorporated in 2009, Imaginarium is the largest 3D printing company in India. The company’s founders had known about the technology and benefits as early as 2000. The company was formed to enable every industry to benefit from the new technology.
The Jeweller has been around since the 50s but is seeing a surge in popularity due to the ability of allowing customers to personalize finely detailed pieces of gold, silver, and platinum jewellery, quickly, and more cheaply than the traditional jewellery-making process, without ever setting foot in the store.
This April, a cancer survivor in the United Kingdom became the first ever patient to have his face reconstructed using a 3D printed prosthetic. The cancer had left him with a gaping hole on the left of his face, requiring him to be fed through a tube fitted into his stomach.
Tanmay Shah, Innovations Head, shares his thoughts on how manufacturers and retailers need to innovate to woo Millennials and Generation Z into buying Jewelry.
For the first time in Mumbai, Imaginarium used 3D printing to create a customised titanium cranial implant for a patient whose skull had been damaged in an accident.
Sudhir Tiwari, Sales Head, Imaginarium Rapid Pvt. Ltd. discusses Imaginarium Rapid and the one stop solutions for all your manufacturing needs with Solutions at IMTEX 2019
Imaginarium India shares a sneak peak into Inside 3D Printing Mumbai 2018 and invites the industry to attend.
Sumeer Chandra, HP, and Guruprasad Rao, Imaginarium, introduce HP’s new Jet Fusion 3D Printer and explain HP’s new partnership with Volkswagen. They discuss how 3D printing works, it’s integration into the automotive and dental industry, market size, and growth of 3D printing.
Imaginarium 3D-printed a titanium cranial implant that helped improve an accident survivor’s life.
We take a look at the Rs 2.5 Crore HP Multijet Fusion 3D Printer, brought to India for industrial-grade 3D printing solutions by Mumbai-based Imaginarium, the leading name in 3D printing in India.
The AM Technologies are getting consolidation with incremental changes and future scope lies largely in Software and Materials for AM.
Guruprasad Rao on TRIZ and 3D Printing
Did you know you could 3d print your self? Check out this amazing place in Mumbai called Time to 3d
Time To 3D offers tailor-made 3D printing services for every customer, be it a beginner looking for fun or an expert looking for prototyping solutions
Imaginarium speaks to ET NOW to explain what 3D printing is, how to convert ideas into reality, how 3D printing is benefiting the medical field, and how to enter the market yourself.
Guruprasad Rao on speaks at YellowTalks on how to harness the best of the 3D Printing revolution.
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