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One of the main focuses of this cell is large-format 3D printing. Among other advantages, the exploitation of this cell presents two clearly distinctive and disruptive opportunities:

• The exploration of customized trajectories for material deposition, overcoming the limitations of traditional layer-on-layer printing processes on a horizontal base;

• A radical increase in the volume of work, making it possible, for example, to print everything from small design objects to large components.

Subtractive manufacturing involves removing material from a raw part to create the desired shape. The use of industrial robots in CNC machining makes it possible to produce larger parts, with product standardization.

We have developed a robotic digital manufacturing cell for INEGI, whose main function is to produce various components using fiber deposition.

The deposition of fibers, such as carbon fibers, glass or other materials, enables the production of lightweight, resistant and durable components, often used in the automotive, aerospace and aeronautics industries.

Hot wire cutting is a technique that has a wide range of applications in industry, from cutting composite materials to manufacturing customized parts. ESI has equipped an industrial robot with a hot wire tool to make precise, fluid cuts in varied materials, providing flexibility and efficiency in manufacturing operations.