Spanish government to invest €28 million to build a global 3D printing center

　　Recently, the Catalan government of Spain said it would invest 28 million euros to build a global 3D printing center to "put Catalan industry at the forefront of the European and global 3D printing industry". The new center will encourage the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies and has received support from companies such as HP, Renishaw, and Ricoh. Let's take a look at the relevant content with the editor of Medical Electronics.

Spanish government to invest €28 million to build a global 3D printing center

　　The new center will be located at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona and will cover more than 10,000 square feet. The government will invest €5 million in the 3D printing center this year, and a further €23 million will be invested until 2020 (the year the center opens).

　　The Global 3D Printing Center will allow Catalan companies to take advantage of the latest 3D printing equipment and training, and will offer a dedicated accelerator for young 3D printing companies. The new center will also contain an exhibition area and materials certification center.

Spanish government to invest €28 million to build a global 3D printing center

　　Companies such as HP, Renishaw and Ricoh have already pledged their support for the new 3D printing centre in Catalonia, along with academic institutions, with HP set to play a role in its construction over the next three years.

　　"We are on the verge of a new era. With this strategic project, we want to lead industrial change, make us more attractive and help us attract investments," the Catalan government said.

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