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Read on to discover applications on how Aha3D delivered a quantum of value to the Industry using 3D printing.

Aha3D has been working with the medical fraternity for a long time. Read on to discover the success stories achieved in medical applications with the use of Aha3D machines for 3D printing.

Read on to discover applications on how Aha3D delivered a quantum of value to the Industry using 3D printing.

The story of Aha3D is a story of exploration of sorts. Exploration to discover how the fabric of reality gets woven, both literally and metaphorically!

Some notes from Aakash, on (majorly) personal and (somewhat) company's progress. Also an interesting read for aspiring entrepreneurs.

I get this asked often enough: "What's the story behind the name Aha 3D?". Some people think it is an abbreviation of something, and several understand it in varying shades of the right idea. So after seven years and numerous

Aha 3D presented medical 3d printed models in MATS 2020 witnessing various renowned neurosurgeons coming from all over India.

With the Megaprinter - we 3D printed a 1:1 scale EV titled Q-Car, a name affectionately given to the electric vehicle concept designed by WUD. This is the first made-in-India 3D printed car concept at 1:1 scale.

The 11th of December 2019 marks a milestone in the history of IAMF. We successfully created the World’s largest one-part 3D printed statue of Lord Ganesha and exhibited it on a global platform!

Making of the 1000 cubic feet 3D printer: Inside peek on assembly and pellet extrusion. We're very close to the first print!

Aha 3D presented medical 3d printed models in MATS 2020 witnessing various renowned neurosurgeons coming from all over India.

With the Megaprinter - we 3D printed a 1:1 scale EV titled Q-Car, a name affectionately given to the electric vehicle concept designed by WUD. This is the first made-in-India 3D printed car concept at 1:1 scale.

The 11th of December 2019 marks a milestone in the history of IAMF. We successfully created the World’s largest one-part 3D printed statue of Lord Ganesha and exhibited it on a global platform!

Further updates on my experiment of turning forty. Not looking good. But accounted and reported for.

How suffering works - an analogy to visualize the workings of pain and suffering, and how we can emancipate ourselves onto immense joy forever!

I'm a (very curious) student of this deep, vast and exciting realm of the inner reality. The intention of writing stuff down is to keep a public-personal blog, and to document the journey, exploration, notes and resources. I also hope