3D printing metal technologies like powder bed fusion, metal binder jetting, and directed energy deposition have grown at an explosive pace. Read everything about it here on 3DPrinting.com.
UK-based Betatype and CAE/topology optimisation software developer nTopology developed a means of functional and process optimisation for rocket nozzle parts. Consequently, the part is not ...
Read More »3D Systems has been selected by the Combat Capabilities Development Command of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) to develop “the world’s largest, fastest, most precise metal 3D ...
Read More »UK-based fluid and power systems manufacturer Domin has enlisted Renishaw for the development of some of its products. In particular, Renishaw has found a more efficient means of producing ...
Read More »Virginia-based market analysis firm SmarTech Analysis just released a report that indicates that the compact industrial metal 3D printing market is growing at an accelerating rate. The ...
Read More »Carbon Performance, a British additive manufacturing company that serves the automotive industry, developed a set of 3D printed brake calipers that were designed using their new proprietary ...
Read More »Aside from the proliferation of new printing methods, companies are also looking into modifying conventional materials for better processing. While this has been common for plastics, ...
Read More »UK-based GKN is starting up 2 new programs to accelerate Industrial additive manufacturing. The company hopes the programs will further increase market share for the technology globally. As ...
Read More »While most may know Rolls-Royce for luxury automobiles, the company also produces aviation parts. Consequently, as part of their aerospace endeavors, the British automobile giant has ...
Read More »Adam Savage, one of the creators and hosts of the beloved show Mythbusters, collaborated with his friend Richard Browning, founder of Gravity, to demonstrate a flying, bulletproof Iron Man ...
Read More »Burloak Technologies, a division of Samuel, Son & Co. and one of Canada’s leading providers of advanced additive manufacturing services, has announced that their Additive Manufacturing ...
Read More »The Jaipur Watch Company has recently launched India's first line of 3D printed watches. The prestigious company is India's only bespoke watch producer but now they've metal printed one from ...
Read More »Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology (ILT) are in the process of developing a multifunctional laser system capable of cutting, welding and 3D printing all in a single process. They have ...
Read More »Much like SpaceX, world-famous conglomerate Virgin is also diving head-deep into space exploration at the behest of a famous billionaire/entrepreneur. Richard Branson's dynamic brand ...
Read More »Carahsoft Technology Corp has partnered with Markforged, manufacturer of carbon fiber and metal 3D printers, to make industrial-grade additive manufacturing technologies more accessible to ...
Read More »Neenah Foundry worked with Hoosier Pattern Inc to convert an 11-piece, laser cut welded swing frame assembly into a single-piece design using an ExOne 3D printer. The new swing frame weighs ...
Read More »GM and Boeing's co-owned HRL laboratories has registered their 3D printed aluminum alloy with the Aluminum Association. This is a major step forward for the eventual commercialization and ...
Read More »The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research’s IDAM (Industrialization and Digitization of Additive Manufacturing for Automotive Series Processes) project recently held its first ...
Read More »Austria-based SBI Produktion has just released their new plasma arc M3DP metal printing system. The technology uses a wire-feed DED system using a plasma arc as opposed to a gas tungsten arc ...
Read More »This is a guestpost by Alex Huckstepp of Digital Alloys Metals production, from mining ore through manufacturing parts, accounts for 7% of our global energy use. While metal additive ...
Read More »Aeronautics company General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc (GA-ASI) will be consulted by GE Additive’s AddWorks service to accelerate their metal printing plans. While GA-ASI may not be a ...
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