Thyssenkrupp And Wilhelmsen Collaborate On New 3D Printing Joint Venture
Pelagus 3D enters the global market of maritime and offshore services as a brand new, exciting player. Pelagus 3D wants to be the world’s largest digital manufacturing partner, offering on-demand services for the maritime and off-shore industries. Pelagus 3D is a new and exciting player in the global maritime services market. Its goal is to be the world’s largest digital manufacturing partner on demand for the maritime industry.
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