TO.TEM used 3DEXPERIENCE Works and SOLIDWORKS to reduce product development time, ensure scooter safety, and collaborate with a remote design team—bringing their Lynx electric kick scooter to market faster and smarter.

AGH Racing used FDM 3D printing to prototype a complex steering knuckle design in under 2 days, avoiding the €20,000 cost of SLS. The solution allowed for faster iteration, improved geometry flexibility, and on-time delivery ahead of the Formula Student Michigan race.

Bocar used the 3DGence INDUSTRY F340 to 3D print a life-size ABS prototype of a fire engine manifold. The part was used for dimensional verification and in-vehicle testing, allowing faster design validation, lower costs, and improved component durability—all without needing expensive molds or welding.

Using Eplus3D’s metal 3D printing, Formula Student Team E.Stall developed a leak-proof, lightweight cooling water jacket with integrated channels—enhancing electric motor reliability and optimizing thermal performance under race conditions.