Fyous, a UK-based company founded by Thomas Bloomfield and Joshua Shires, is thrilled to officially launch its Polymorphic Moulding technology as an alternative to 3D printing. This new technology is claimed to be 20 times faster and supports various materials and processes such as moulding, casting, vacuum forming, and composite layup.
The company’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of manufacturing is evident through its focus on the footwear sector. Fyous provides custom shoes for diabetic patients in more attractive styles, showcasing its dedication to creating innovative solutions that improve people’s lives. The company aims to collaborate with partners in various industries such as 3D printing, moulding, and prototyping companies to further develop and deliver Polymorphic Moulding technology.
Fyous’s technology offers a sustainable and efficient solution for manufacturing processes by reducing waste in terms of materials and time. With an aim to accelerate the adoption of Polymorphic Moulding across different sectors, Thomas Bloomfield expressed excitement about potential partnerships that can help refine their technology. By working with industry leaders, Fyous hopes to make a significant impact on manufacturing processes worldwide.
The public will get a chance to witness the capabilities of Polymorphic Moulding at TCT3Sixty at Birmingham NEC this year. The event will showcase how the technology can revolutionize manufacturing processes by providing quicker product development, cost-effectiveness, customizability, and sustainability.
