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Automakers like Rivian and Ford are ‘democratizing 3D printing’ to reduce costs and increase speed

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Automakers like Rivian and Ford are ‘democratizing 3D printing’ to reduce costs and increase speed — Image: CNBC

Automakers including Ford, Rivian and GM are expanding 3D printing to make prototypes, factory tools and low-volume parts faster and at lower cost.

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