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Architecture Engineering

Transform vision into reality with architectural models

Turn your blueprints and design concepts into tangible models and spark excitement for your clients.

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Design & Engineering Engineering

Precise and efficient CAD drafting service

We can provide affordable, high-quality CAD drafting services for a range of industries and applications.

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Design & Engineering Rapid Prototyping

Concept to reality: Accelerate your product design

We offer a rapid, cost-effective pathway to quickly transform your product designs into tangible prototypes.

Food 3D printed by Chefjet

3D printed food: delicious change

Chefjet was the world’s first 3D food printer aimed directly at consumers.

Carbon Fibre 3D Printing comparison: Markforged Onyx vs Aluminium part

Case Studies Materials Guide

Carbon Fibre 3D Printing vs Aluminium: The Truth About Strength

Benefits of 3D prints from two of the strongest materials known to man.

Technical diagram showing the 45-degree rule for 3D printing: 90-degree overhangs require support material, while 45-degree angles are self-supporting and reduce 3D printing costs

Design & Engineering

Design Tweaks to Reduce 3D Printing Costs in 2026

Reducing 3D Printing Costs One of the most common questions we get at Brainchild is:…

Custom 3D Printed Orthotics with lattice structure for podiatry

Medical Technology Case Studies

3D Printed Orthotics vs. Traditional: The Podiatry Revolution

Podiatrists can now take 3D optical scans of patients' feet to fast-track orthotics production.

All-in-1 3D scanners and printers

The world’s first all-in-one compact 3D printer and scanner weighs in at only 6 kilograms.

Medical Technology

3D printed surgical aides

A surgical team in Massachusetts have used 3D modelling to assist a full facial transplant.