3D Printing in Turkey?

[TurkeyForever]

The future is in 3d printing, we can print all kinds of sophisticated weapons even fighter jets and tanks with it.

Is Turkey active in this area?

 

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The future is in 3d printing, we can print all kinds of sophisticated weapons even fighter jets and tanks with it.

Is Turkey active in this area?

TAI, Aselsan and Roketsan are investing in 3D printing technologies both for metal and synthetic materials.

Personally, I would like to see 3D printing complex prefragmented warheads.

 

[TurkeyForever]

TAI, Aselsan and Roketsan are investing in 3D printing technologies both for metal and synthetic materials.

Personally, I would like to see 3D printing complex prefragmented warheads.

What are the advantages of "3D printing complex prefragmented warheads." ?

 

[Mr.Department]

What are the advantages of "3D printing complex prefragmented warheads." ?

At the moment it is a hype and in "baby-stage", but we should jump on the train.
Try to print a 3000 times welded Samurai-Katana. You will fail.
Try to print a wing of an passenger airplane, you will fail.

https://www.btech.com.tr/aselsan-arcam-ebm-sistemleri-ile-metal-3d-printing-seruvenine-basliyor/

 

[Kamil_baku]

Turkey should also invest to bring these technologies into normal manufacturars or construction companies which are very famous in the worl

 

[Beno]

The future is in 3d printing, we can print all kinds of sophisticated weapons even fighter jets and tanks with it.

Is Turkey active in this area?

There's a private company called Kemiq that is producing 3d printers, here's some of them;

and here's another

Here's link to their site;
https://kemiq.com/


Also in 2015 Turkish company Btech Innovation and Pamukkale University 3d printed a titanium jaw for a wounded turtle and then attached the jaw to the turtle through surgery.

Here's a link to an article about it;
https://www.popsci.com/wounded-sea-turtle-gets-3d-printed-jaw-replacement
btech's site also has some info on this;
https://www.btech.com.tr/injured-sea-turtle-gets-3d-printed-jaw/


There's also a Turkish project called robotel which 3d prints mechanical prosthetic limbs for people who are missing their hands and fingers.

Here's one of the prosthetics they've printed;

Here's their site;
http://www.robotel.org/


Turkey is very active in 3d printing.

 

[[TR]AHMET]

What about Yakut project

 

[1nsaneTR]

All the prototypes of XQ-06 "Fi" Loitering Munition are 3D printed. We have saved more than 50000 USD with 3D printing and tons of time.