| Local Motors, a 3D printing automotive company, announced the establishment of LM Industrial Group, a technology-based manufacturer specializing in automotive products, headquartered in San Francisco.  People interested in 3D printing and cars may have all heard of Local Motors, which uses additive manufacturing technology to innovate automotive manufacturing. Starting with Strati, the first 3D printer, and Olli, a self-driving car, 3D The printing technology has achieved great success. Now, Local Motors provides their experience to other companies through LM Industrial Group. 'Mass production is a relic of past eras. The current mode of transport is not sustainable and does not match the rapidly changing consumer preferences,' said John B. Rogers, CEO and co-founder of LM Industries. 'We cannot be like We are accustomed to continue to produce products, the world is rapidly changing, LM Industrial Corporation is committed to transforming large-scale production into micro-manufacturing to match the pace of new technologies and the rapidly changing needs of consumers.    Currently Local Motors is working with the U.S. Marine Corps to develop modular logistics vehicles and unmanned cargo systems The Modular Logistics Vehicle (MLV) project will design a new vehicle system that allows modular adjustments to improve corresponding operations. Similarly, the focus of the unmanned cargo delivery project is to improve the safety and efficiency of Marine Corps cargo around the world. Delivering supplies on the battlefield can be one of the most routine activities of the Marine Corps. A small unmanned cargo transport system will save lives and can operate on land, in the air, at sea, underwater and even underground. Quick delivery can be seamless Transporting small packages of these different terrains will be crucial Source: Antarctic Bear 3D Printing Network |
