Duhot is a household name in French fashion and consumer brands, and many of the leading entertainers in the entertainment industry are loyal fans of Duhot. 

    Speaking of Duhot, it opened a pavilion on the Avenue Montaigne in Paris to showcase its development and fashion ideas to consumers around the world and launched a new renovation on March 9. One of the centrepieces of the makeover is the deployment of thousands of 3D printed replicas of almost everything from Duhot handbags and shoes to perfume bottles and hats. It’s not the real thing, but the 3D printed copies are scaled and almost identical to the real thing. Dior invited 3D printing company La Ferme 3D and 3D scanning company AGP to participate in this major transformation. First, the AGP uses high precision 3D scanners to scan Duhot’s range of products and create 3d models that not only accurately restore the overall shape, it was also able to capture every detail; La Ferme went on to 3d print, using 303d printers, working day and night for six months. 

      When it comes to 3D printing, it is not an independent technology. Its development and popularization can not be separated from the support of linear motor driving technology, it has been introduced into 3d printing equipment by many device intelligence manufacturers, and has achieved the effect of fast response and smooth operation. 

     Kunshan Tong Mao Electronics Co. , Ltd. self-developed and self-marketing linear motor products, including no core U Slot and plate with iron core two categories, are using European and American technical standards and processing technology, favored by equipment manufacturers. 

      The article was originally written by www.tmmotion.com in Kunshan, China. Please quote the source.