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Yiwu's 3D-Printed Dinosaur Eggs Hatch a Global Phenomenon

Yim Kwangsoo Correspondent / Updated : 2024-12-13 16:43:37
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Yiwu, China – A small, unassuming city in eastern China is at the epicenter of a global toy craze. Yiwu, often dubbed the "world's supermarket," has birthed a new generation of innovative toys, led by a 3D-printed dinosaur egg that's captivating children worldwide.

Jinqi Toy Company, a relatively new player in Yiwu's bustling toy industry, is the mastermind behind this viral sensation. The dinosaur egg, with its intricate scales and vibrant colors, has quickly become a bestseller in European and American markets. Its popularity is driven by its unique design, high-quality 3D printing, and engaging playability.

The secret to Jinqi's success lies in its embrace of cutting-edge technology. The company has rapidly scaled up its production capabilities, increasing its fleet of 3D printers from 500 to over 3,500 in just a few months. This technological advancement has allowed Jinqi to produce millions of toys, including the coveted dinosaur eggs, and meet the soaring global demand.

Yiwu's transformation into a hub for 3D-printed toys is a testament to the city's ability to adapt to the changing landscape of manufacturing. By leveraging 3D printing technology, toy manufacturers can create more intricate and realistic designs, reduce production time, and improve overall product quality.

This technological innovation aligns with the broader trend of intelligent manufacturing, which is reshaping industries across China. As Yiwu continues to embrace digital technologies, it is poised to solidify its position as a global leader in the toy industry and beyond.

The recent approval of an overall plan for deepening comprehensive international trade reforms in Yiwu is expected to further boost the city's economic growth and international trade. With increased support from the government, Yiwu's toy manufacturers, including Jinqi, are well-positioned to capitalize on emerging opportunities and continue to innovate.

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