Using a data-driven approach to the design and development of automotive structures, Divergent 3D's automated production system, the Divergent Adaptive Production System (DAPSTM), dramatically transforms car production economics and environmental effects. A full manufacturing approach to resolve device-level problems has been invented by Divergent. It's a fully modular digital factory for complex structures, to make the complex simple. Provided a set of digital specifications as an input, any complex structure is automatically engineered, additively generated, and assembled by the computer. The device can switch seamlessly between the development of various models of vehicles. The technology of Divergent 3D removes tooling and drives radical creativity, capital reduction, and sustainability in the development of vehicles. They put a powerful new range of tools into the hands of innovative innovators, allowing a new generation to flourish in the auto industry. Their engineering concept, Blade, is the first supercar printed in 3D worldwide.
