La Bandita: Siemens Automotive Project Uses Hybrid Manufacturing
Siemens recently announced a new automotive project in collaboration with Hackrod. Both companies are looking to leverage a host of modern technologies including hybrid... read more »
The automotive industry was amongst the earliest adopters of 3D printing technology. It's now possible to print high quality end user products like car interior parts.
Siemens recently announced a new automotive project in collaboration with Hackrod. Both companies are looking to leverage a host of modern technologies including hybrid... read more »
Local Motors has recently formed the LM Industries Group with the express purpose of altering the way transportation works. Their goal is to... read more »
The IMechE Formula Student racing event features all kinds of custom-made single-seater cars. The goal is not just to produce a competent race... read more »
BMW and MIT are planning on a first of its kind collaboration with the aim of producing an inflatable 3D printed material. Both... read more »
Like many other companies, German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen is entering this year's Pikes Peak Hill Climb. As the name suggests, the climb is... read more »
General Motors is forming a partnership with software company Autodesk for a range of new ventures. Together, they plan to combine 3D printing... read more »
Mechanical parts for large machines like cars can be hard to come by. There are so many intricate bits that need to accounted... read more »
Car manufacturing is probably the most machine intensive industry out there. Naturally, this makes it an ample space to tinker with 3D prints... read more »
Beep beep. The unmistakable sound of your Uber driver's car horn could soon be replaced by that of a self-driving, 3D printed minibus... read more »
An important aspect of road safety is to ensure that vehicles are seen by other motorists in dark, foggy scenarios. This is where... read more »