Shenzhen is using 3D printers to "build dreams" for the world.
From small collectible figures and eyeglass frames to the shell of a full-scale replica sports car, a set of creative home furnishings, or virtually anything else, all can be produced with 3D printers made in Shenzhen.
In European and American markets, consumers put 3D printers in their garages to print toys, furniture, and even car parts. One person, one machine, and one night are enough to create a product.
A decade ago, the global 3D printing market was dominated by European and American brands. Today, in the consumer-grade 3D printer market aimed at individuals and households, China has captured 90% of the global market share, with 70% of those units sold to Europe and the United States. Consumer-grade 3D printers made in Shenzhen have become a typical representative of "new Cantonese goods."
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