How can manufacturers develop sophisticated customisable products at scale, such as printing electronics onto large curved glass surfaces, that are affordable both for the manufacturer and for the consumer?
Technologies for late-stage customisation are being researched through collaborative projects between the Institute for Manufacturing at the University of Cambridge and multinational glass manufacturer NSG Pilkington. Sarah Wightman talks with the research teams to find out more. Customisation is no longer the exclusive domain of the wealthiest companies. The demand from mass markets, both business…
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