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Startups, apply for the Forward AM Innovation Award!
SandervG posted a topic in Official news,
Are you a startup using 3D printing? Perhaps you should continue reading...
Together with BASF we are launching the Forward AM Innovation Award - the very first global contest for startups developing new applications with 3D printing!
Why apply?
The winning startup will receive €100,000 in goods and services*, along with coaching and marketing exposure from top-notch leaders in the industry.
Who can apply?
Your startup creates products using Additive Manufacturing, is less than 5 years old, and has less than 50 employees. We are looking for 3D printing applications with a strong focus on innovation, sustainability and scalability.
Dental aligners, shoes, tools, automotive parts, music instruments, industrial tooling and molding, medical implants, sports equipment, toys, architecture, fashion, construction... all are welcome to join!
Do you have an innovative, sustainable and scalable idea that leverages the unique possibilities of 3D printing? Then it is time to apply!
More information can be found here.
Applications close on March 28th, 2021
* What does "in goods and services" mean?
The winner will be able to pick any item from the overall product and service portfolio of the sponsors, e.g. printers, materials, consulting, software... Choose whatever you need to accelerate your startup.
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New here? Register your Ultimaker for free 3D printer onboarding course
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Smithy 792
As far as I know yes, thats also the reason why you should always do a factory reset after changing the firmware branches, to clean up old or "foreign" values.
But @tinkergnome can tell us more I guess......
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tinkergnome 851
found it:
A factory reset marks the stored settings as invalid and loads the default values (at least that is how it is intended to work 🙂).
The runtime statistics are preserved.
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