Iran is advancing in the high-tech industry with 3D printing, reverse engineering and artificial intelligence.
Iran is expanding its industrial production capacity with advanced 3D printing, reverse engineering and artificial intelligence.
In Qazvin district, northwest of Tehran, a new technology center brings together 3D scanning equipment and complex component manufacturing, making it possible to replicate industrial parts that previously depended on foreign suppliers.
The project, developed by the Qazvin Science and Technology Park, has a center equipped with 15 3D printers and provides an artificial intelligence platform to connect companies with researchers and experts.
The initiative aims to strengthen Iranian technological autonomy, reduce dependence on imports and expand national production capacity against the backdrop of sanctions and technological limitations imposed by the United States.