3D printing, electronics and robotics
Development of physical prototypes that combine 3D printing, electronics and software: functional parts, systems with electrically controlled movement, computer vision and artificial intelligence working together.
What is a 3D printing, electronics and robotics project?
It is the development of a physical prototype that combines 3D-printed parts, electronic components, wiring and, when the project calls for it, computer vision and artificial intelligence software — that is, hardware and software working together, not just an isolated 3D print.
What kinds of projects has iAutomexa built in this area?
One example is a 3D-printed robotic arm and head with movement controlled by electrical impulses, including all of the system's wiring, a built-in camera with computer vision, and artificial intelligence able to hold a conversation with the person in front of the robot.
What applications can this kind of development have for a business?
Functional prototypes to validate a physical product before mass production, custom parts for machinery or displays, and interactive systems that combine movement, computer vision and artificial intelligence for customer service or demonstrations.
How does iAutomexa build a project like this?
The physical and functional scope of the prototype is defined, the parts are designed and 3D printed, the electronics and wiring needed for movement or sensors are integrated, and the software — computer vision, artificial intelligence or other — that controls the system is developed.