Fyous, a UK-based company founded by Thomas Bloomfield and Joshua Shires, has announced the launch of its revolutionary Polymorphic Moulding technology. This patent-pending technology claims to be 20 times faster than traditional 3D printing technology, providing an affordable customization solution that is particularly valuable for applications involving human interfaces like dental appliances, medical devices, and sports equipment.
The new Polymorphic Moulding technology supports various materials and processes such as moulding, casting, vacuum forming, and composite layup. The company’s co-founder Joshua Shires believes that this new technology will help push the boundaries of what is possible in manufacturing by accelerating product development time and eliminating the need for tooling.
Fyous has already been actively promoting the use of Polymorphic Moulding technology in the footwear sector, specifically in the production of custom shoes for diabetic patients in more attractive styles. The company plans to establish partnerships across various industries such as 3D printing companies and moulding and prototyping companies to further develop and deliver this innovative technology to market.
Thomas Bloomfield, another co-founder of Fyous, expressed excitement about potential partnerships that could help scale and refine their technology. By collaborating with industry leaders, they aim to accelerate the adoption of Polymorphic Moulding technology and have a significant impact across different sectors. The technology is described as zero-waste, with the ability to reuse molds and conserve raw materials ultimately reducing both physical waste and time wasted in product development.
Fyous plans to showcase its new Polymorphic Moulding technology at TCT3Sixty at Birmingham NEC for the first time, highlighting its efficiency and customization capabilities to a wider audience. With this innovative solution set to revolutionize manufacturing processes across different industries, it’s clear that Fyous is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in manufacturing while keeping sustainability at forefront.