The municipal business nursery in El Puerto de Santa MarĂa already houses its first projects. This municipal initiative seeks to support local economic development by offering space and resources to new entrepreneurs in their initial stages. Among the selected proposals are a carnival whistle factory with 3D printing, a sustainable fashion brand, and a windows and enclosures company, showcasing the variety of the business fabric that is intended to be promoted.
Additive Manufacturing for a Technological Carnival đ
One of the projects uses filament 3D printers (FDM) to produce carnival whistles. This method allows on-demand manufacturing, reducing stock and production waste. The digital design of the models facilitates customization and the creation of limited series. The technology provides flexibility to test new designs and adjust production to the real demand of each festive season.
From the 3D Whistle to the Enclosure: the Nursery Raises Everything đ¤
The coexistence in the nursery looks curious: while in one corner the deafening prototype of a carnival whistle sounds, in the other they discuss the thermal transmittance coefficient of an enclosure. It's the only place where a shout of don't let the neighbor hear! can refer to both testing a costume and installing a window. A space where unrestrained creativity and energy efficiency calculations find, at least, a shared coffee maker.