3DOS Launching Decentralized “Uber for 3D Printing” on Sui



Grand
Cayman,
Cayman
Islands,
September
12th,
2024,
Chainwire

3DOS
chooses
Sui
as
the
exclusive
blockchain
partner
to
power
its
global
decentralized
peer-to-peer
manufacturing
network


Sui
,
a
cutting-edge
Layer
1
blockchain,
announced
a
strategic
alliance
with
3DOS™,
a
leading
innovator
in
decentralized
manufacturing.
The
alliance
promises
to
solve
the
coordination
problems
plaguing
the
$15.6
trillion
global
manufacturing
market
by
coupling
3DOS’s
expansive
network
of
3D
printers,
manufacturers,
and
customers
with
Sui’s
advanced
decentralized
blockchain
technologies.
Sui’s
industry-first
zkLogin
technology
will
make
onboarding
new
users
particularly
easy
for
3DOS
by
natively
allowing
millions
of
people
to
access
the
service
using
traditional
social
accounts
like
Google
or
Twitch.

Prior
to
engaging
with
Sui,
the
3DOS
founders
pioneered
one
of
the
world’s
first
3D
printing
operating
systems
and
achieved
remarkable
results.
So
far,
the
platform
has
over
500,000
users,
has
manufactured
4.2
million
parts,
and
has
supported
more
than
15
million
CAD
designs
across
120+
countries.
Customers
include
John
Deere,
Google,
MIT,
Harvard,
CalTech,
UC
Berkeley,
Bosch,
the
British
Army,
the
US
Navy,
the
US
Air
Force,
and
NASA.
These
customers
are
currently
being
onboarded
onto
the
network
that
3DOS™
is
building
on
Sui.

A
heat
map
of
3DOS’s
decentralized
infrastructure,
which
is
now
migrating
to
the
SUI
Mainnet,
with
over
24,000
3D
Printed
NFT’s
minted
within
a
week
since
launch. Data
as
of
Sept
9,
2024

The
current
partnership
adds
to
3DOS
the
redundancy,
transparency,
speed,
and
flexibility
inherent
in
leveraging
Sui’s
industry-leading
decentralized
technology
platform.

“At
3DOS,
we
believe
that
manufacturing
should
be
decentralized.
By
tapping
Sui
to
power
our
infrastructure,
we
now
have
the
technology
to
enable
this
massive
shift
in
our
industry,”
said
John
Dogru,
Founder
and
CEO
of
3DOS.
“3DOS
is
a
3D
Operating
System,
bridging
the
digital
world
to
the
physical
world,
allowing
anyone
to
access
manufacturing
capacity
and
3D
printers
anywhere
empowering
local
producers
and
eliminating
waste,
inventory,
and
the
carbon
footprint
associated
with
international
shipping.”

Together,
the
technological
innovations
of
the
Sui
and
3DOS
combination
will
enable
the
massive
global
manufacturing
industry
to
harness
the
power
of
localized
production
and
eliminate
the
inefficiencies
of
high
operational
costs,
and
limited
accessibility
that
currently
plague
it.
The
3DOS/Sui
solution
addresses
these
continuing
challenges
and
also
vastly
expands
the
world’s
manufacturing
potential
by
connecting
siloed
3D
printing
capacity
to
massive
demand
around
the
world.
In
the
process,
the
partners’
decentralized
approach
will
reduce
costs,
democratize
manufacturing,
and
open
up
new
economic
opportunities
globally.

“Improving
manufacturing
processes
is
one
of
the
world’s
most
important
challenges,
and
the
infrastructure
that
3DOS
is
building
on
Sui
marks
a
significant
advancement
that
will
catalyze
economic
growth
and
technological
innovation,”
said
Adeniyi
Abiodun,
Chief
Product
Officer
and
Co-Founder
of
Mysten
Labs
which
developed
the
Sui
Network.
“Through
this
partnership
with
3DOS,
Sui
is
helping
to
create
a
global
decentralized
manufacturing
network
that
empowers
more
individuals
and
businesses
to
participate
in
the
production
of
physical
goods.”

The
3DOS
platform
leverages
smart
contracts
on
Sui
to
eliminate
the
overhead
typically
associated
with
coordinating
supply
and
demand,
which
traditionally
requires
thousands
of
employees
at
Web2
companies
and
banks.
By
programming
governing
rules
and
processes
directly
into
Sui’s
blockchain,
3DOS
achieves
near-zero
human
intervention
and
infinite
scalability.
This
approach
optimizes
resource
efficiency
and
enhances
supply
chain
transparency,
reducing
waste,
improving
cost-effectiveness,
ensuring
quality
assurance,
and
facilitating
global
collaboration—all
while
empowering
a
diverse
range
of
creators
and
innovators.

Contact



Sui
Foundation

[email protected]

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