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Shape of the Future?
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Dec 9, 2020
Moi Composites debuted Mambo, the world’s first 3D-printed fiberglass boat, at the Genoa International Boat Show.
About a year ago, boat lovers around the globe marveled at the 25-foot-long 3Dirigo, the world’s largest 3D-printed boat. Her creators at the University of Maine built her using the planet’s largest prototype polymer 3D printer. Nobody called that boat sexy, but she was a beauty of an achievement. She weighed 5,000 pounds, all of it printed in a single piece from a material that incorporated recycling-friendly biofibers.
Now, from overseas, comes a different vision of how the future may look for 3D-printed boats. In October, Moi Composites of Italy debuted its creation, Mambo, at the Genoa International Boat Show. The product name stands for Motor Additive Manufacturing Boat, and according to the company, Mambo is the world’s first 3D-printed fiberglass boat.