Prototyping
5 Additive Manufacturing Trends
Additive manufacturing (AM) is benefiting and advancing as a result of developments in software, business practices and more. Here are some of the trends driving AM or progressing along with it.
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How GM Is Investing in Additive and EVs
People within the automaker aren’t just working with additive, they are actively promoting it to their colleagues throughout the organization.
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It's Shark Week on The Cool Parts Show
In this bonus episode, we dive into biomimicry and discuss how shark denticles are being used for research as well as Cool Parts.
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Which AM Event at IMTS Is Right for Your Business? AM Radio #22
IMTS 2022’s two additive manufacturing-centered events are designed for different audiences.
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World’s Largest Metal 3D Printer Seen at Ingersoll Grand Opening Event
Maker of large additive and subtractive machines adds capacity in Rockford, Illinois.
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Hybrid Metal 3D Printer Enables Quick-turn Prototyping
IMTS: Matsuura Machinery’s Lumex Avance hybrid metal 3D printers are said to enable lights-out production for highly accurate parts from metal powders.
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Fuse 1+ 30W SLS 3D Printer for Faster Printing, High-Performance Materials
The printer integrates upgraded components — including a more powerful laser — to enable new high-performance materials and deliver superior throughput so customers can produce parts up to two times faster.
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Military Aircraft Undergoes Testing With Additively Manufactured Parts
Hardware produced as part of the AMNOW Program undergoes flight testing on operational aircraft.
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Partners Building World's Most Efficient Residential Air Conditioner
Hyperganic, Strata Manufacturing and EOS say they are jointly building the world's most efficient residential air conditioner that uses 10 times less energy at same price point.
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To Scale Additive Manufacturing, Separate Design and Production
Spokbee’s online marketplace is designed to ease the launch and sale of customizable, 3D printed products. Its flexibility comes from cloud-based CAD and a distributed network of service bureaus for production.
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