Adrian van Hooydonk, BMW Group Design

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In the second clip, running 2:38, van Hooydonk talks about BMW's development of mass production technologies for CFRP, which the company considers a key advancement, and he gives some advice to the plastics industry on developments the car maker would like to see for in-mold technologies.

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