Research and Development

Since its foundation, Sharebot tried to remain available and in contact with the world of research, both institutional and private, up to modify her 3D printers to allow the realization of special research projects.

In particular, the Snowwhite 3D printer was created specifically to meet the needs of research laboratories that use or create thermoplastic powders, the characteristics that differentiate it from all other printers that use the sintering process are the possibility to freely modify all the parameters of the process, the possibility of carrying out tests with a few grams of material and the possibility of changing the material used in less than an hour.
The experience gained allowed Sharebot’s research group to face another challenge, the printing of metal powders; the metalONE printer was born from this challenge, a metal sintering printer that follows the Snowwhite philosophy in terms of freedom, ease of use and accessibility.
The first metalONE are going to be delivered to the official beta-testers in preparation for the launch that will take place next winter.

Sharebot is available to customize its 3D printers to help research in studying new materials and new uses for this technology that will be the future of the new industrial revolution.

Sharebot 3D printers are intended to be used by Universities, Colleges, Research centers, and industry R&D laboratories. Users have the possibility to modify, set, and customize all printing process settings, and obtain log files from the data recorder sensors.

Through Google Scholar, it’s possible to find Sharebot 3D papers and projects.