PR0F1T connected additive manufacturing with the digital planning, machining and software processes required to move 3D printing toward industrial production.
For the BMBF-funded research project, Fraunhofer IAPT and partners from research, additive manufacturing, machining and software development worked on a continuous digital process chain — from component design and 3D printing to the toolpath planning required for post-processing.
BURBAS translated this distributed technical system into a concise film that works both as a summary of the results and as an entry point to the research. Process imagery, staged technical setups, voice-over and a clear visual structure made the project accessible beyond specialist teams — for the project website, social channels, trade fairs and B2B presentations.
For the BMBF-funded research project, Fraunhofer IAPT and partners from research, additive manufacturing, machining and software development worked on a continuous digital process chain — from component design and 3D printing to the planning of post-processing.
BURBAS translated the distributed technical system into a concise film that works as both a summary and an introduction. Process imagery, staged technical setups, voice-over and a clear visual structure made the research accessible for web, social, trade fairs and B2B presentations.