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AMUG Announces Recipients of 2018 Scholarships
Dr. Emrah Celik, an assistant professor in mechanical and aerospace engineering, and Daniel Delgado Camacho, a master’s student in structural engineering, will engage with additive manufacturing users at the 2018 AMUG Conference.
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How to Accelerate Industrial Additive Manufacturing
The 2018 Additive World Conference was dedicated to industrial additive manufacturing and covered all relevant topics from the fields of 3D design, simulation, manufacturing and materials as well as case studies.
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Will Control Over Part Data Expand and Simplify AM Supply Chains?
Digital rights management for manufactured part files will enable OEMs to enforce manufacturing requirements at a distance, potentially providing an alternative to closely held relationships with suppliers of critical AM parts.
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Inert's PF-1 Powder Filtration System Enables Safe Handling
Rapid 2018: The closed-loop filtration system enables the safe postprocessing and handling of 3D-printed metal parts.
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Zeiss Computed Tomographs Offer Expanded Capability
Rapid 2018: The Metrotom 800 and Metrotom 1500 support the inspection of plastic and metal 3D-printed parts.
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The organization announced that EWI and Auburn University-NASA will collaborate to create a global innovation hub that advances additive manufacturing technical standards, R&D, and education and training.
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Printing Solid, Simple Metal Parts in Minutes, Spee3D Process Is Competition for Casting
Kinetic energy additive process bonds metal not through melting, but with the use of compressed shop air.
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Senvol Developing Machine Learning AM Software for U.S. Navy
The data-driven software analyzes the relationships between additive manufacturing process parameters and material performance.
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Sandvik Offers Additive Manufacturing Services, Materials
Rapid 2018: The company provides additive manufacturing and postprocessing services, in addition to AM materials under the Sandvik Osprey brand.
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With Additive Manufacturing, No Tooling Is Required
In conventional manufacturing methods, tooling can easily cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. With AM, you print as needed, no jigs, fixtures or tooling required.
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