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Rutgers Engineers Create Faster, More Precise 3D Printing Process
Researchers says their Multiplexed Fused Filament Fabrication Process could be a game changer for the 3D printing industry.
Read More3D Printing Supports Induction Coils — and Emergency Needs
As a participant in Michigan’s Project DIAMOnD initiative, Tucker Induction Systems received a 3D printer to use any way it saw fit, provided the capacity remains available in case of emergency. Use cases and lessons learned as part of this distributed manufacturing network.
Read MoreDesktop Metal Qualifies Nickel Alloy for Additive Manufacturing
Nickel alloy Inconel 625 prints and sinters parts in a two-step process for metal extrusion 3D printing.
Read MoreCovestro Sells Additive Manufacturing Business to Stratasys
The sale includes R&D facilities as well as offices and employees in Europe, U.S. and China.
Read MoreRobot Deposition Makes Giant Industrial Mixer Blade: The Cool Parts Show Bonus
Wire arc additive manufacturing produces a large component formerly made through casting, and allows for redesign of its internal cooling geometry.
WatchHow Additive Manufacturing Is Transforming EVs and Transportation: AM Radio #23
As 3D printing is adopted into the electric vehicle (EV) market, it is not just vehicles that are being reshaped. In this episode of the AM Radio podcast, we discuss additive manufacturing and the future of transportation.
ListenSoftware Automatically Identifies Suitable Parts for 3D Printing Using 2D Drawings
The software is designed to automate the complex process which is required to manually analyze a large number of parts.
Read MoreAmerica Makes Announces 3 Project Calls Totaling $4.6 Million in Awards
Project opportunities focus on utilizing additive manufacturing to address immediate and mid-term needs of the domestic supply chain.
Read MoreIs a Functional 3D Printer Network Possible? Automation Alley’s Project DIAMOnD and the Industry 4.0 Future
The initiative that placed 3D printers at more than 300 Michigan manufacturers is laying the groundwork for a future in manufacturing that is digital, distributed and largely additive.
Read MoreEOS Expands Metal Additive Manufacturing Options for Demanding Industries
The two stainless steels, one tool steel and one nickel alloy were designed and optimized specifically to increase application opportunities for demanding industries.
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