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3D Middle East is a “Digital Manufacturing Solution Provider” aims to bring the digital manufacturing world into the traditional manufacturing world to create advanced, positive, and complete end to end engineering solutions. With the world heading to On-demand manufacturing and ZERO inventory waste, we are helping our customers establish the Factory of Future across the Middle East and North Africa by providing technical solutions End-to-End: from “Idea-to-Offer”.

With this in mind and with experienced global leadership, we focused on partnering with specific leading & global solution providers to enable an echo system with the latest technologies and most effective advanced manufacturing solutions that adopt to a wide range of industries. Our key partners include:

3D Systems: The inventor and the global leader of 3D Printing. From Automotive to Aerospace to 3D Systems provides comprehensive 3D products and services, including 3D printers, print materials, on-demand parts services and digital design tools. Its ecosystem supports advanced applications from the product design shop to the factory floor to the operating room. In Healthcare, 3D Systems precision capabilities include simulation, Virtual Surgical Planning, and printing of medical and dental devices as well as patient-specific surgical instruments. As the originator of 3D printing and a shaper of future 3D solutions, 3D Systems enable professionals and companies to optimize their designs, transform their workflows, bring innovative products to market and drive new business models.

Desktop Metal: The leader in metal binder jetting additive manufacturing. The company was founded in 2015 by leaders in advanced manufacturing, metallurgy, and robotics, to address the unmet challenges of speed, cost, and quality to make 3D printing an essential tool for engineers and manufacturers around the world. With solutions for every stage of the manufacturing process from prototyping and pilot runs to mass production and aftermarket parts Desktop Metal is reinventing the way engineering teams produce metal and composite parts across a wide range of applications and industries.

FARO: FARO® is the world’s most trusted source for 3D measurement, imaging and realization technology. FARO develops and manufactures leading edge solutions including laser scanning to enable high-precision 3D capture, measurement and analysis across a variety of industries including manufacturing, construction, engineering and public safety.

Artec 3D: is a global leader in handheld 3D scanners that has been at the forefront of innovative 3D technology since 2007. Artec3D focuses on providing high quality, easy to use, and portable 3D scanners along with smart and user-friendly 3D software. Artec3D SDK provides the best integration possibilities whatever the application.

Materialise: Materialize enables 3D Printing into the manufacturing world. It offers a wide range of digital software solutions to enable engineering and 3D printing services. Materialise’s platforms enable industries such as healthcare, automotive, aerospace, art and design, and consumer goods, to build innovative 3D printing applications that make the world a better and healthier place.

NextDent: NextDent by 3D Systems is leading in this exciting new 3D printing innovation, for dental technology and dental care industries. NextDent Leading Biocompatible and Dental Materials for 3D printing. The combination of 3D Systems transforming Figure 4™ 3D printing technology and NextDent’s revolutionary materials will enable us to lead innovation in digital dentistry. We will leverage the unique opportunity to integrate our advanced materials and automated print workflows into transformative digital production solutions delivered to the dental practice and laboratory.

ExoCAD: is global leader in Dental CAD Solutions, founded in 2010 as a spinoff of the world-renowned Fraunhofer Organization. At that time, Fraunhofer's Dental CAD technology was transferred to exocad, where development has continued actively ever since. For over half a decade, exocad's dedicated team of engineers and researchers has consistently delivered state-of-the-art innovations to the dental industry.

imes-icore:The global pioneer in CNC & DENTAL solutions. imes-icore combines all the know-how in the development, production, sales and service of complete CNC machine systems with all required additional components and CAD/CAM applications. The corporate objective of imes-icore GmbH is to continually develop and improve the user-oriented features of different CNC machine systems.

Our team are a mix of manufacturing engineers and manufacturing Production executives. From automotive engineers, to materials, electrical, mechanical, and 3D printing engineers, we love to work in factories and love to bring advancement and positive change to the manufacturing world.

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Dubai has the world's first 3D printed office building. The project cost 50% less than the traditional construction of a similar building, the UAE government said. Dubai (Photo: Reuters/Pixstream)

The world's first 3D printed office building has opened in Dubai, according to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government website.

The building is located in the city center near the Dubai International Financial Centre, Reuters notes. It was called "Office of the Future" (Office of the Future). It will house the temporary headquarters of the Dubai Future Foundation, the organization that initiated the project.

The area of a one-story building is about 250 square meters. m, according to a government statement. In order to ensure the stability of the structure, the roof was made rounded. The building is fully suitable for human work: electricity, telecommunications, water supply and an air conditioning system are installed in it.

UAE Prime Minister Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum visiting the "Office of the Future", the world's first 3D printed office. Dubai (Photo: Reuters/Pixstream)

A 3D printer 20 feet (6 m) high, 120 feet (37 m) long and 40 feet (12 m) wide was used to create the structure, according to the post. During the construction, a special cement mixture and materials developed and produced in the UAE and the USA were used. Reliability tests of building materials were carried out in China and the UK.

The labor costs of this project were 50% lower than the traditional construction of a building of the same size, the government said. A team of 19 people took part in the work on the building: one of them monitored the operation of the 3D printer, eight assembled the house from printed elements on site, the rest were engaged in conducting electricity and ensuring the operation of other systems. The creation of the structure took 17 days, two more were spent on decorating the office inside.

According to Reuters, construction cost approximately $140,000. UAE Government Minister Muhammad Al Gergawi noted that Dubai's development strategy suggests that by 2030, 25% of the buildings in the emirate will be created using a 3D printer.

Interior of the "Office of the Future" (Photo: twitter.com/DXBMediaOffice)

In November 2015, the Financial Times reported that Yang Zhoshu, president of the Chinese real estate development company Zhuoda Group, announced his intention to supply 3D-printed houses to Russia. A businessman in a video message to investors showed photos of a contract with Russia, the cost of which he estimated at $94 billion. The video message was a response to allegations of fraud. A subsidiary of Zhuoda Group raised money from 400,000 private investors in Hebei province, promising a return of 20-30% per annum for the placement of funds for a period of four years, after which regulators began investigating Zhuoda's operations.

Office of the Future Interior (Photo: twitter.com/DXBMediaOffice)

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focus on the use of 3D printing technologies. At the same time, the building itself was printed on a 3D printer.

According to DEWA, the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority is the first organization of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to use Metal X 3D printers manufactured by the American company Markforged. This equipment relies on 3D printing of preforms with polymer-metal filaments, followed by sintering into all-metal products, and is used by the R&Drone laboratory for functional prototyping and the production of spare parts. The laboratory supports research in the field of power generation and transmission, digitalization and additive manufacturing of spare parts, and is also engaged in the development of ground and air drones.

“We are innovating, developing additive capacities within DEWA and developing quality control protocols and procedures. Our center is capable of 3D printing components that can withstand high temperatures and harsh climatic conditions. The center is equipped with advanced additive manufacturing equipment, including 3D printers for printing carbon and fiber reinforced thermoplastics, construction 3D printers from CyBe, and Markforged Metal X 3D printers for the production of polymer-metal blanks. The center conducts seminars and workshops on 3D printing for DEWA employees. We help engineers and researchers gain new knowledge and consolidate accumulated experience in the field of additive technologies in the national interest. Seventy percent of our staff are Emirati citizens, forty men and women, of whom twenty hold master's and doctoral degrees,” says DEWA Director Saeed Mohammed Al-Taer.

Interestingly, the laboratory itself was also built using 3D printing technologies, but already construction ones. The building is assembled from twenty-seven blocks printed by a mobile 3D printer developed by the aforementioned Dutch company CyBe Construction.

The additive system consists of a multi-axis robotic arm on a crawler chassis that facilitates the loading and unloading of equipment for transport, as well as allowing the system to be moved from place to place to 3D print new concrete blocks while already manufactured ones gain strength.

CyBe Construction already has several demonstration projects in its portfolio, including an experimental 3D printed residential building in neighboring Saudi Arabia ( in the illustration above ). Like the UAE, Saudi Arabia is considering building large-scale 3D printed buildings to combat the shortage of affordable housing driven by growing urbanization. The Saudi Vision 2030 National Development Strategy provides for the construction of about one and a half million new residential buildings by the end of this decade.

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