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HP Additive Manufacturing has scaled drone production using its 5600 platform in Barcelona.
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HP Additive Manufacturing has scaled drone production using its 5600 platform in Barcelona.

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Originally reported by dronelife.com

HP Additive Manufacturing has scaled drone production using its 5600 platform in Barcelona. It achieved three design iterations in three months, producing a 1.5-meter UAV with ultra-thin <0.5mm walls. 馃殌 One printer can produce 100 airframes or 7,000 components monthly. This hybrid approach eliminates expensive molds, enabling rapid mid-range production. Localized digital manufacturing is now a strategic necessity for resilient aerospace supply chains. 鉁堬笍 #HP #AM #Drones #Aerospace

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