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The current capital raising is intended to enable Aurora to complete the proof of concept prototype of the LFP.
It will also allow the company to go into full production of its other 3D printer models the S-Titanium and S-Titanium Pro while speeding delivery of units currently on back order.
“The list of what we can make is literally endless, from car parts to tools to rocket motors,” Budge told StartUp Smart last year.
“We can see a time when most homes and every manufacturer have one of these. It’s not too different than when you compare it to the first photocopiers, which were enormously expensive. So expensive they were licensed instead of being sold.
“I see 3D printing, particularly with metal and other materials expanding massively in the next five to 10 years,” Budge said.
“I see it resulting in the decentralisation of production for a lot of products.”
Which is great news for those in the 3D space who are looking to be the leaders of innovation in this space.