With 3D printing, any model in three dimensions can be replicated in the real world: from prototypes to objects reproduced to scale, to medical prostheses and any other object that comes to mind.

3D printers are mainly based on FDM technology designed to satisfy any user, from the individual designer to the product development team to the production department.
These are accompanied by the SLA (laser stereolithography) technology of liquid resin 3D printers particularly appreciated for applications in jewelry, orthodontics and, in general, where high resolution is a decisive element in the 3D printing of prototypes.