Printed self-propelling cart

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The self-propelling cart was created using 3D printing, specifically with two types of printers: Goya3D and Dragon from Darko Machines. The smaller parts were printed by the improved Ultimaker-like Goya3D printer, while the larger parts were printed by the Dragon printer, which can print objects up to 1.1m x 1m x 0.8m with its three full bridges and six double heads. Darko Machines plans to release a range of DRAGON printers with varying working areas in increments of 200mm, all of which will be hybrid printers capable of working with various materials and featuring multiple functions like CNC, pick and place, laser, scanner, and welding. They plan to launch this printer on Kickstarter within three months and are seeking partnership opportunities with major players in the 3D printing industry. For more information or collaboration, contact prof. dr. sc. Darko Gojanovic at dgojanov@yahoo.com or 00385995073329.