This 3D-printed bike demonstrates the design flexibility and innovation enabled by advanced additive manufacturing. Utilizing Smart Fusion technology, the bike is produced through decentralized production, offering localized manufacturing possibilities. It is printed using EOS Aluminium AlSi10Mg on the EOS M 400-4 system. The bike is constructed in five separate pieces, all built in a single build job, optimizing production efficiency.
One standout feature is the bike saddle, which offers varying degrees of hardness through interchangeable pads in the seat bump area, enhancing rider comfort and customization.
On October 29 and 30, 2025, over 9000 engineering and manufacturing professionals gathered to the NEC, Birmingham, to attend the 16th edition of Advanced Engineering, the UK’s annual gathering for the engineering and manufacturing sectors. Across the two days, visitors witnessed the very latest that the industry had to offer, with over 400 exhibitors showcasing their innovations.
The United Kingdom stands as a global leader in advanced manufacturing and engineering – a nation where innovation, digitalisation, and sustainability converge to drive progress. From automation and advanced materials to connected supply chains and the transition to net zero, the UK continues to pioneer cutting-edge advancements that reinforce its position as a hub for high-value manufacturing.
Rhino Workplace Innovation are delighted to be an exhibitor at the forthcoming Advanced Engineering event at the NEC from October 29th to 30th. This important show is a showcase for a wide range of sectors including aerospace, automotive, composites, construction, defence & security, energy, marine, medical, rail, space, sports & leisure.
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