The Upload

Electric vehicles and the companies that make them are no longer hidden under a veil of secrecy, conducting business in non-descript warehouses up and down the coasts. We’re now in a full on race to develop the best tech possible, put it into EVs, and ultimately deliver them to the masses.

As automakers drive toward an electric future, a glimpse back reveals a surprising battery-powered heritage.

At our current point in time in the evolution of additive manufacturing, 3D printing serves as both a blessing and a curse with young engineers—thankfully, Protolabs gets it.

With all of the emerging EV choices, here’s a snapshot of a dozen emissions-free, electric vehicles that represent the growing variety of innovation emerging in the automotive sector.

Supply chain disruptions and shortages threaten progress in the the electric and autonomous vehicle industry. Digital manufacturing can help.

In this podcast, we explore how a company is making power wheelchairs smart and sensor-based.

We recently hosted a customer roundtable on leveraging 3D printing for end-use production. Listeners got a behind-the-scenes look at how tech startup, OVR Technology, used HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing to reduce development time on its R&D product roadmap.

Fabricated sheet metal parts are prevalent in computer electronics components.

In this podcast, we explore the new ways in which we're bringing a better customer experience through scientific molding techniques, careful quality control and reporting, and enhanced inspection.

Consider these factors before choosing between a hard or soft metal for machining.

Our work with Breathe99 during the pandemic was recognized as a “Top Supply Chain Project” in 2021.

Compare the pros and cons of molds that are 3D printed in plastic versus tooling that is milled from aluminum.