Revolutionize your industry
with Industrial 3D printing

Cloud Manufacturing is a fusion of technologies and production tools designed to enable immediate, on-demand production as close as possible to the point of use. These include software technologies, algorithms, deep learning and additive manufacturing, commonly known as industrial 3D printing.

With a simple web browser and a 3D model of your part, you can access unlimited production capacity at BCM. Based on your production needs, BCM locates in real time the available production resources that are capable of producing your parts to your specifications.

Access to BCM is free, and you are only charged for the production of your specific parts. On top of this, we offer additional features on a subscription basis, giving you access to a diverse range of services that can generate new revenue streams for your company.

cloud manufacturing is not just a new trend, it's a revolution that's injecting agility and flexibility into the business world. Imagine being able to reduce your storage and related costs, while improving your production response time and keeping your customers satisfied. That's exactly what cloud manufacturing enables.

And that's not all: your spare parts production times are also reduced. You can now produce a single part or a small series, anywhere on the planet. How is this possible? Thanks to the innovation of industrial 3D printing and high-performance software that guarantees consistent quality and availability of your spare parts throughout their life cycle.

Basically, cloud manufacturing gives you a competitive edge by helping you to adapt quickly to market changes, reduce costs, and guarantee customer satisfaction. It's like having your own tailor-made factory, available 24/7 and anywhere in the world. It's a real boon for your business.

cloud manufacturing, or cloud computing, is like a superhero for our planet. In what way? Well, it's helping us to be greener and cleaner in the way we produce.

Firstly, cloud manufacturing enables us to digitally store parts and produce them only when they are needed. Gone are the days of huge stocks of spare parts gathering dust and mountains of production waste. We only produce what we use, and that's good for the environment.

Then, with cloud manufacturing, we manufacture close to where we need them. That means fewer trucks, trains or planes to transport our parts around the world. Less transport means less CO2 in the air and a smaller impact on the climate.

And as an added bonus, 3D printing is often used at cloud manufacturing, which means just the right amount of material can be used to manufacture a part. Result: less wasted materials.

So, to sum up, cloud manufacturing is our ally for more planet-friendly production, in line with a sustainable, circular economy.