A homebuilding experiment more than a year in the making helped first-time buyer Tiffany Terrell finally break through the competitive local housing market.
3D Systems And AIPMA Partner To Promote Adoption Of Additive Manufacturing In The Plastics Industry
Two Partners Team Up to Promote Adoption Of Additive Manufacturing In The Plastics Industry In India
Desktop Metal Qualifies Sterling Silver, Cementing Additive Manufacturing Leadership in Jewelry Industry
Desktop Metal now offers comprehensive solutions for jewelry and luxury goods manufacturers, from 3D printed models for lost-wax casting to direct 3D printing of precious metals.
How The 3D-Printing Community Worldwide Is Aiding Ukraine
Facing shortages on the battlefield, Ukrainian soldiers are getting supplies they need from those with the 3D-Printing.
How The Concept Cars Of Tomorrow Are Made With 3D Printing
3D printing has gone from almost a novelty to becoming an absolutely inseparable part of what we do.
UAE: New Additive Manufacturing Technology To Cut Aircraft Emissions By Five Percent
Innovative tech to provide ‘sustainable alternative to conventional manufacturing processes’
Autodesk Shone At Hannover Messe 2022 With Innovation
Innovation took centrestage at the recently concluded event
Aidro Becomes Qualified Supplier of Leonardo Helicopters for Additive Manufacturing of Aluminum Flight Parts
Aidro, a pioneer in the volume production of next-generation hydraulic and fluid power systems through metal additive manufacturing (AM) and a subsidiary of Desktop Metal (NYSE: DM), has become a qualified supplier of aluminum flight parts for leading aerospace, defense, and security company Leonardo through its helicopters division.
Robots Drive Autonomous 3D Printing Operation At Ford
At Ford’s Advanced Manufacturing Center, Javier is tasked with operating the 3D printers completely on his own. He is always on time, very precise in his movements, and he works most of the day – taking only a short break to charge up. This innovative robot on wheels from supplier KUKA, called Javier by Ford’s additive manufacturing operators, is integral to the company’s development of an industry-first process to operate 3D Carbon printers with an autonomous mobile robot rather than a fixed, stationary unit.
