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AREVO has announced a partnership with boutique bike manufacturer Franco Bicycles to deliver the world's first 3D printed, continuous carbon fibre single-piece unibody frame for a new line of eBikes Franco will sell under the "Emery" brand. For more information see the IDTechEx report on 3D Printing 2019-2029. AREVO DNA™ technology is unique in the additive manufacturing (AM) world as it features patented software algorithms enabling generative design techniques, free-motion robotics for "True 3D" construction, and direct energy deposition for virtually void free construction all optimised for anisotropic composite materials. The unibody bike frame construction uniquely enabled by AREVO technology is made as a single part, in contrast to current composite frames, which are made of many parts glued together. With AREVO's intelligent continuous carbon fibre placement, unprecedented structural integrity and stability are achieved. Finally, the AREVO DNA AM process takes the design and final manufacture of a bike frame from 18 months to just a few days at a significant reduction in product development costs. The frames are in production now at AREVO's new multi-purpose facility in Milpitas and this achievement with the Emery One represents several breakthroughs for bicycle manufacturers, with implications for other industries as well. These breakthroughs include: True serial, volume production of AM-made composite parts that are made with thermoplastic materials, which are tougher, durable and recyclable, as compared to brittle and non-recyclable thermoset materials A replacement of a laborious manual process with a fully-automated, "lights out" production model Delivering on the promise of localized manufacturing or "on-shoring," which creates greater independence for bike brands A much greater "freedom of design" for bike manufacturers that creates the possibility of fully-customized bikes made on an "on demand" basis, an approach AREVO calls "DESIGN. PRINT. GO.