Project Partners
Editor’s note
The consortium presented itself here as a wall of logos. The logos have not been reproduced — they are the trade marks of the organisations that owned them, and reproducing them would suggest an endorsement of this archive that none of them has given. The names they carried are listed instead, in the order the page used.
The list is worth reading as a statement of method. Equipment makers, coating and printing companies, applied research institutes and university groups appear together, because the question the project set itself — whether digital fabrication could become an industrial process — could not be answered from any one of those positions alone. Each organisation remains responsible for its own part of the work and for whatever it has published since; this site archives the project’s pages and speaks for none of them. Two further logos on the original page carried no readable name and are therefore not in the list.
The consortium presented its members on this page as a wall of logos. The logos are not reproduced here; the names they carried are listed below. Two further logos on the page carried no readable name and are not listed.
- Océ, a Canon company
- CENTI
- TNO
- 3D-Micromac
- Coatema Coating Machinery
- CPI
- Holst Centre
- University of Cambridge
- University of Nottingham
- Fraunhofer ENAS
- Xaar
- Newcastle University
- Xennia Technology
- VTT
- Teesside University
- NanoGap
- InnovationLab
- University of Manchester