We 3D Printed End-of-Arm Tools with Rapid Robotics

How do businesses solve complex manufacturing problems during a skilled labor shortage? For ‪@rapidrobotics‬ , a company that specializes in building automated solutions for the factory floor, it all comes down to being fast, economical, and easy-to-use.
Enter Markforged. Rapid Robotics uses The Digital Forge to 3D print custom end-of-arm tooling, input tracks, and fixtures for their robotic arms. Because of the flexibility and speed afforded by the Markforged platform, they can create reliable parts for even the most intricate use cases, and in a fraction of the time over traditional means. Now, they're able to meet their customers' needs, and face the labor crisis head-on in the process.
Find out more about how Markforged can help you streamline your manufacturing floor with custom end-of-arm tooling: bit.ly/automat...

[@andrewjhally]

Reshoring American manufacturing! 💪🇺🇸👏

[@markforged]

Reshoring wherever your needs may be - thanks for watching!

[@EliIrving617]

Wow. That time, quality, and costs savings is a no brainer!

[@markforged]

That's what we keep saying! Great minds think alike. Thanks for watching!

[@ZackTrembowicz]

How can I get one of those frisbees though? 🔧🔥

[@markforged]

We'll talk to the robots and get back to you. PS how is there not a frisbee emoji??

[@bernardtarver]

Are those Prusa printers at 3:24?

[@tomsko863]

No, those are Markforge printers.

[@bernardtarver]

@@tomsko863 Look again; two black Prusa printers.

[@AM-bk9ei]

I think the solution is to end NAFTA