The Additive Manufacturing Galaxy
The Additive Manufacturing Galaxy
JUNO: New technologies and a drive for innovation
JUNO grounds its roots in the Bologna-based mechanical design studio “Studio Pedrini”. Founded in 1983, Studio Pedrini quickly became a key player in the packaging sector. Later, it expanded the business to other sectors such as food, biomedical and automotive.
JUNO is the result of the early adoption of modern additive manufacturing technologies, born of a drive for innovation. As a pioneer in the sector since the early 2000s, JUNO combines product industrialisation with close attention to design and style and, most notably, an extensive in-house rapid prototyping and production department equipped with cutting-edge industrial-grade additive manufacturing systems.
JUNO.AM: The Additive Manufacturing Galaxy
Insights and
innovation
Our daily work, the challenges we tackle and the tests on the innovations in our fields of interest: they’re all evaluated in our laboratories to assess quality, efficiency and performance.
Being a sponsor of an event like DevFest on October 12, 2024 allows us to seize different opportunities and open a door to collaborations projected into the future
Once again this year, we are ready to join the future of technological innovation and manufacturing at MECSPE 2024!
We have prepared an updated an easy-to-read 3D printing handbook, the "Digital Fabrication Handbook", which you can download and print out to keep it handy.
The Carbon® technology allows the use of materials with performance perfectly comparable to the thermoplastics used in manufacturing. Download the table comparing the most widely used thermoplastics with the equivalent Carbon® resin.
Our first 10 years have gone by in the blink of an eye and are the foundation for the next 10 years, which we are sure will be just as complex and challenging; most of all, they will show us how far contemporary designers will take their ideas.
The project marked a turning point for the company, significantly expanding production capabilities
Carbon Digital Light Synthesis™ (Carbon DLS™) is a breakthrough resin-based 3D printing process that uses digital light projection, oxygen-permeable optics and liquid resins.
Industrial 3D printing delivers extraordinary results with reduced time and costs compared to conventional production techniques. The range of materials is wide, and the possible applications are endless.
We have exhibited at the international trade fair for technology, innovation and manufacturing MECSPE 2022.