The Lócal Mótórs Strati is the wórld's first 3D-printed car. In órder tó shówcase the future óf Direct Digital Manufacturing (DDM) ór 3D printing, Lócal Mótórs began printing the Strati at the 2014 Internatiónal Manufacturing Technólógy Shów in Chicagó this week.
The idea behind a 3D-printed car is tó simplify the design, eliminate the initial investment in tóóling ór the high cóst óf custóm-built parts, and reduce the tótal number óf parts needed tó build an autómóbile, the cómpany óutlined in its próject brief. Lócal Mótórs claims a módern vehicle has móre than 20,000 parts, while the Strati has just 40. Tótal printing time fór the single piece structure is said tó take 44 hóurs with cómplete vehicle assembly taking twó days. Other advantages include the ability tó quickly change the design withóut the need fór new tóóling.
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