After successful 2016 year, Roboze is planning to introduce its innovative technology to professional projects with big goals.
After 2016 which was a year with many firsts and can be defined as the ‘turning point’ of 3D technology, Roboze sets ambitious goals for the new year. Introducing beltless movement technology as a first in 3D printers with Roboze One+400 last year, the firm is said to aim for increasing its influence in the market.
Roboze, the manufacturer of the only 3D printer with a Beltless System, launched during the second half of 2016, its Roboze One+400, which was boosted thanks strategic partnership during the year, dedicated to aerospace, motorcycle racing companies, research lab, automotive and engineers. A number of customers, from Formula One to Aviation, testified to the advantages of Roboze’s 3D printers, keeping significant results in terms of high-performance materials and accuracy. In view of global growth, the company certainly will not spare their weapons to consolidate its market position.
Using its beltless system for many important projects, Roboze also expanded its market share with new collaborations. Making a partnership with Lino S.A., the firm stepped into EMEA region. The printer manufacturer’s next goal is announced to be America. In that sense, Roboze is planning to open a branch in North America. The demands from US 3D users to the facility is a matter of wonder.
“2017 will be for us a very important year, the year of reaching out to leading global industries offering them unique solutions for the production of short serious end use parts, with a focus on metal replacement applications. Besides an increase in our infrastructures, the team and our distribution channels, we will focus on the quality of our products and services, research and innovation and diversification. We wish to be closer to the real needs of our market, especially the ones of professional users who seeks accessible solutions for advanced applications around additive manufacturing.” says Alessio Lorusso, Roboze CEO.