Royal3D is among the finalists for the 3D Pioneers Challenge

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This past month the 3D Pioneers Challenge announced the finalists for the 10th anniversary of the competition. We are happy to share that the ShearWater Aquatic drone is among the 33 nominees. This year’s finalists include a remarkable collection of projects — previous runners-up and winners across the past nine years — highlighting the ongoing innovation and excellence within the industry. Previously, Royal3D reached the finals with the R-Iglo. The 10th edition of the 3D Pioneers Challenge holds special significance. In celebration of a decade of pioneering advancements, the competition will award the prestigious title of "Pioneer of the Decade". The ShearWater drone will be presented during the exhibition in Erfurt from 13 to 15 May 2025. The winner of this jubilee edition will be announced on the 14 May 2025.

The ShearWater Aquatic Drone represents a leap forward for the maritime sector, combining advanced manufacturing technologies with sustainable design principles. As a fully 3D-printed solution, the drone showcases the possibilities of additive manufacturing beyond traditional sectors, bringing innovation directly to the waterways and marine industries. It is designed not only for efficiency and adaptability but also with a strong focus on environmental impact — aligning closely with the increasing demand for sustainable solutions in all fields of technology.

The aquatic drone is an innovation in the maritime industry and we are excited for the recognition it is receiving. This competition showcases not only innovations in the additive manufacturing sphere but also in the advanced technology and the importance of sustainability. This year’s challenge placed special emphasis on the story behind the project, and we are proud to share ours.

Stay tuned as we approach the announcement of the Pioneer of the Decade!

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