[Exhibition News] 3DMART 2017 Taiwan International 3D Printing Exhibition Concludes Successfully

[Exhibition News] 3DMART 2017 Taipei International 3D Printing Exhibition Concludes Successfully

The annual Mold & Die Exhibition and 3D Printing Exhibition concluded successfully last Saturday (September 9th). This year, the Mold & Die Exhibition specially separated 3D printing as a Taiwan International Exhibition.
The 3D Printing Exhibition allows visitors interested in 3D printing to enjoy the 3D printing exhibition area more fully.
Let's take a look at a short video from the exhibition!


Thank you all for visiting this grand 3D printing technology event at the Nangang Exhibition Hall. We've brought many samples to help you better understand 3D printing and its applications. Now, let's take a look at the samples on display during the exhibition!


Our impressive 4-foot high exhibition booth design


Our most eye-catching little robot is often mistakenly thought to be printed from a single piece, but it's actually made by printing and assembling many parts. The robot is printed using Ultiamker2+ ABS filament.


Each exhibition features a long line of bicycle parts made of different materials, and the variety of materials has been increasing over time.


This newly added area showcased the application of the Ultimaker 3D printer by a pastry chef from Ukraine. The chef used 3D printing technology to create cake models, which were then used to create silicone molds for uniquely shaped cakes. This sparked the curiosity of many visitors, who watched the demonstration video with great interest.


JSPB also utilizes Ultimaker 's 3D printer to design interesting practical applications of jet guns. Viewers interested in JSPB are welcome to visit our website.
Interview with JSPB


The Polysher alcohol polishing machine , which has received a lot of inquiries, left everyone amazed by the polished results. A demonstration also showcased scented candles made from silicone molds using a polished Spider-Man head. For those interested in handmade candles, please visit this article.


The incredibly detailed and complex robot models printed by the DWS UV curing 3D printer were definitely one of the highlights of the exhibition.


Except for the fixing parts (screws and magnets), the entire four-cylinder engine of the car was printed using the Ultimaker 2+ 3D printer.


The highly praised freebies at this exhibition included a 3DMART logo scented soap made with the help of Rongyi Handmade . It was also created using silicone molding from 3D printed objects.


At the exhibition, our professional 3DMART colleagues will provide detailed introductions to help everyone better understand the characteristics and operation of 3D printers.

A large crowd gathered, eager to hear the introduction of the Ultimaker 3D printer.


On the last day, there was also a live 3D facial scanning event, which allowed more people to learn about the 3D scanning process and attracted a large crowd of curious people.


The motorcycle shell model was created by 3D printing from 3D scanned images, and its design is exactly the same as the real thing.


Thank you all very much for visiting and watching.
3DMART looks forward to seeing you again next time!!!