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Gabriele Tredozi and Franco Cevolini look at a MotoGP collaboration which has resulted in a new racing bike camshaft cover.
Companies are using direct digital manufacturing (DDM) in substantial and growing numbers. DDM, which is also called rapid manufacturing, is a process that uses additive fabrication technology to manufacture end-use parts directly from CAD data.
Nanotechnology is now finding applications in numerous consumer products, ranging from sunscreen and cosmetics to sporting goods and guitar strings. In the field of rapid prototyping and rapid manufacturing, nanotechnology is also now offering advantages to new product development teams.
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