Mango Bets Big on Architectural 3D-Printing

Ziknes, an ambitious architectural 3D-printing startup, is grabbing the limelight following Mango's decision to back it financially. The move signifies a growing interest in the utility of 3D printing technology within the architectural and furniture industry.

A Revolutionary 3D Tech

Despite 3D printing being around for some time its commercial potential is being realized just now. Thanks to its ability to precision manufacture complex designs, 3D printing has the potential to revolutionize the furniture and architectural industry. The technology excels in: - Customizability - Reducing waste - Speed of production - Affordability Ziknes is heavily banking on these benefits and looking to tap into the evolving market of 3D printed architectural designs and furniture.

The Investment

The announcement of Mango's investment in Ziknes has spurred enthusiasm in the 3D-printing sector. With the funding, the startup aims to innovate, expand its offerings and scale-up in the global market. Moreover, it establishes an active interest by fashion, architectural and design giants in 3D printing technology and its applications.

Other Developments

Apart from Mango's investment, Ziknes is also partnering with other tech companies to explore new projects. These collaborations are expected to explore novel applications of 3D printing in architecture and furniture design, combining aesthetics and functionality with affordability. Hashtags: #3Dprinting, #Ziknes, #Mango, #investment, #startups, #technology, #architecture, #furniture, #design, #innovation, #expansion, #3Ddesign, #customization, #collaboration, #affordability