October 23, 2020, UK3D printingThe company Scaled Ltd launched a3D printingThe electric four-wheeled car “Chameleon”, which can reach a speed of 45 mph (72 km/h), is known as the first in Europe3D printingelectric car. In fact, many countries and regions have seen such cases.
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This small single-person electric car is equipped with a Lynch electric engine and weighs 150 kilograms. In order to ensure that the vehicle can withstand sufficient load during driving, the designer used PA6 (nylon) 3D printing material.
Chameleon3D printingThe plastic chassis is optimized with Ranfinex’s random software. The software will test random changes in load conditions before providing the final optimized structural design.
PA6 provided by Lehvoss Group 3D printingThe material ensures that the vehicle can withstand sufficient load during driving.Non-vehicle3D printingThe components were designed with the help of students who are members of the University of Birmingham racing team.
Scaled was established at the end of 2015, hoping to provide large-scale3D printingchance. Since then, they have established three large-scale production systems, including one using a robotic arm that can print products up to 3 meters long.
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