Mohammed Awad - العربية

Mohammed's invention takes plastic waste and transforms it into 3D printing filament. The process begins by collecting and sorting plastic waste, which is then cleaned and shredded into smaller pieces. These pieces are melted and extruded into long filament strands of various diameters, depending on the 3D printing requirements. The filament is cooled, wound into spools, and tested for consistency and quality to ensure it meets industry standards. The result is an affordable, sustainable alternative to conventional 3D printing filament, made entirely from recycled plastic. This innovation addresses two critical challenges: the environmental impact of plastic waste and the high cost of 3D printing materials, making it a valuable solution for industries reliant on 3D printing, such as manufacturing, design, and prototyping. By providing a more eco-friendly and cost-effective option, this invention contributes to the circular economy and helps reduce plastic pollution. This invention not only reduces plastic pollution but also provides an affordable, sustainable alternative to traditional 3D printing materials. Mohammed's future plans for this innovation include scaling up production to handle larger quantities of plastic waste and expanding the types of plastic materials that can be recycled into 3D printing filament