SMRTR TechNov 27, 2025BBC News

Will boats be a breakthrough for 3D printing tech?

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Dutch company CEAD has developed large-format 3D printers that can build boat hulls in just four days using a special thermoplastic-fiberglass mix, automating 90% of the traditional weeks-long boatbuilding process. The technology promises to revolutionize marine manufacturing by dramatically reducing production time and costs while enabling flexible, on-demand vessel creation anywhere the printers can be deployed.

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