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Czinger Vehicles is establishing a UK base at MIRA Tech Park to expand its digital manufacturing footprint.
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Czinger Vehicles is establishing a UK base at MIRA Tech Park to expand its digital manufacturing footprint.

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Czinger Vehicles is establishing a UK base at MIRA Tech Park to expand its digital manufacturing footprint. By integrating the 1,350 hp 21C hypercar with the UK鈥檚 engineering ecosystem, the company is leveraging its 1 billion dollar DAPS platform to consolidate hundreds of parts into 350+ 3D printed structures. This move signals a systemic shift for the industry, validating topology-optimized components for road certification without traditional heavy tooling. 馃殫馃挩 #AdditiveManufacturing #AutomotiveInnovation #3DPrinting #CzingerVehicles #DigitalManufacturing

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