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Caracol and V2 Group collaborate on 3D printed catamaran

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Insert your preferred nautical pun here.* Caracol AM, the Italian supplier of large-format 3D printing technologies, and the Spanish nautical engineering firm, V2 Group, have announced the successful production of what they claim is the world’s first functional, six-meter monolithic catamaran for open waters. The vessel was produced using Caracol’s robotic 3D printing technology, reportedly as a demonstration of its potential in industrial conte…

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Caracol and V2 Group collaborate on 3D printed catamaran

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V2 Group and Caracol Create Large-Format 3D Printed Boat - IndMacDig

The nautical industry is celebrating a revolutionary technological milestone thanks to the collaboration between V2 Group, a Spanish company specializing in the design, engineering, and large-format 3D printing for nautical and naval applications, and Caracol AM, an Italian leader in advanced large-format 3D printing technologies. Together, they have successfully developed the first functional 6-meter-long monolithic catamaran for open waters. T…

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