The path from a working prototype to a shippable robot rarely goes in a straight line
Robotics development is unusual in how many manufacturing methods a single project can pass through before a design is finished.
A prototype chassis might start as a printed part to test fit and function, get redesigned three or four times as the electronics layout shifts, and eventually need to transition into a molded or higher-volume process once the robot moves from lab testing toward an actual product.
That kind of shifting requirement is exactly what Prototal’s additive manufacturing solutions are built to support, covering everything from early rapid prototyping through hybrid manufacturing and full serial production rather than specializing narrowly in just one stage of that process. [Read more…] about Why Robotics Teams Are Rethinking Every Stage of Their Manufacturing Roadmap










