The lighting industry is facing a new challenge.<\/p>\n
Buildings are becoming smarter, technology is evolving faster, and the demand for flexible solutions is growing. Yet many lighting products are still manufactured according to a traditional model: large production volumes, fixed designs and limited room for adaptation.<\/p>\n
3D printing in lighting<\/strong> shows that there is another way. With additive manufacturing, luminaires and components can be designed and produced faster, with more opportunities for customisation and more efficient use of materials.<\/p>\n It is not just a new manufacturing technique. It is a different way of thinking about lighting.<\/p>\n 3D printing in lighting is a manufacturing process in which luminaires and lighting components are built layer by layer from a digital design.<\/strong><\/p>\n Unlike traditional manufacturing, 3D printing does not require a new mould for every design variation. This makes it easier to produce customised shapes, smaller production runs and products on demand.<\/p>\n The result is greater design freedom, flexibility and opportunities for custom lighting solutions.<\/p>\n\n\t\tWhat is 3D printing in lighting?<\/h2>\n