My Tool iT and Additio Collaborate in Project "IntEgreat" on 3D overprinting of PCBs
Exciting times lie ahead as My Tool iT joins forces with Additio to embark on the IntEgreat project, an explorative endeavor aimed at driving sustainable innovation through professionalizing the technique of 3D overprinting of PCBs.
A Step Towards Sustainability
In a pivotal move towards reducing electronic waste (e-waste) and promoting environmental sustainability, the IntEgreat project focuses on prototyping enclosures made of 100% recycled PET. This strategic choice underscores our commitment to incorporating sustainability principles into every stage of product development, ensuring that disassembly and recycling become integral parts of a product's concept, rather than mere afterthoughts.
Redefining Product Lifecycle Management
At the heart of the IntEgreat project is a vision to revolutionize product lifecycle management. By integrating sustainable practices such as 3D overprinting and the use of recycled materials, we aim to set new standards in the industry. Our collective mission is to demonstrate that environmentally conscious design and manufacturing processes can yield innovative solutions while significantly reducing the environmental footprint.
A Collaborative Journey
The partnership between My Tool iT and Additio represents a fusion of expertise, innovation, and shared values. Together, we are committed to driving positive change and making a lasting impact on the future of manufacturing.
Stay Tuned for Updates
As we continue to progress with the IntEgreat project, we invite you to stay tuned for further updates. Our journey towards sustainable innovation promises to unfold with exciting developments, as we validate this approach in real-world environments.
Join us on this transformative journey as we pave the way towards a greener, more sustainable future. Together, we can make a difference.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation
programme under the GA 101058613. For more information about the IntEgreat project and our commitment to sustainability, visit our website or follow us on social media.
Photo by Tom Claes on Unsplash
A Step Towards Sustainability
In a pivotal move towards reducing electronic waste (e-waste) and promoting environmental sustainability, the IntEgreat project focuses on prototyping enclosures made of 100% recycled PET. This strategic choice underscores our commitment to incorporating sustainability principles into every stage of product development, ensuring that disassembly and recycling become integral parts of a product's concept, rather than mere afterthoughts.
Redefining Product Lifecycle Management
At the heart of the IntEgreat project is a vision to revolutionize product lifecycle management. By integrating sustainable practices such as 3D overprinting and the use of recycled materials, we aim to set new standards in the industry. Our collective mission is to demonstrate that environmentally conscious design and manufacturing processes can yield innovative solutions while significantly reducing the environmental footprint.
A Collaborative Journey
The partnership between My Tool iT and Additio represents a fusion of expertise, innovation, and shared values. Together, we are committed to driving positive change and making a lasting impact on the future of manufacturing.
Stay Tuned for Updates
As we continue to progress with the IntEgreat project, we invite you to stay tuned for further updates. Our journey towards sustainable innovation promises to unfold with exciting developments, as we validate this approach in real-world environments.
Join us on this transformative journey as we pave the way towards a greener, more sustainable future. Together, we can make a difference.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation
programme under the GA 101058613. For more information about the IntEgreat project and our commitment to sustainability, visit our website or follow us on social media.
Photo by Tom Claes on Unsplash