Skilled drone producer Dronavia is working with Sculpteo to design and produce technical elements.
Dronavia has sought to leverage Sculpteo’s additive manufacturing experience to assist the event and manufacture of parachute techniques, circuit breakers, distant identification, and geocaging units. These merchandise are thought-about crucial elements for flight security in complicated eventualities and although needing to face up to shocks and mechanical stress, current alternatives for lightweighting. Lightweighting is prime of thoughts for Dronavia due to the necessity to scale back energy consumption and protect battery life.
Utilizing Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) expertise and PA12 materials, Sculpteo is 3D printing customized structural elements similar to circuit breaker housings, detection enclosures and technical shells. Additive manufacturing expertise is being leveraged to reply to the tempo of market evolution, with Dronavia citing the fast turnaround time of the expertise as a key profit. Sculpteo describes its additive manufacturing workflow as quick, exact and dependable, whereas additionally complying with European Union Aviation Security Company requirements.
Alexandre d’Orsetti CEO of Sculpteo, mentioned: “At Sculpteo, we see additive manufacturing not merely as a method to provide components however as a catalyst for reimagining design and manufacturing. It’s about cultivating a producing ecosystem that’s agile, environment friendly, and innovation-focused. Dronavia’s success exhibits how embracing 3D printing doesn’t simply remedy issues, it transforms them into distinctive strategic benefits.”
Ludovic Pelletey, CEO and R&D Director at Dronavia, added: “We’d like nice design freedom and really quick lead instances to assist the launch of every new drone. 3D printing with Sculpteo permits us to go from idea to manufacturing in only a few days, whereas making certain optimum high quality.”
