Supply Chain
Siemens Launches Additive Manufacturing Network
The network is intended to facilitate the design of products for AM, replacement of physical inventories, and scaling of 3D printing production.
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Co-Innovating the Future of Industrial Additive Manufacturing
Siemens’ recent additive manufacturing (AM) influencer tour to Hannover Messe in Germany not only highlighted how the company’s software solution provides capabilities to industrialize AM in a single integrated system, but also demonstrated that it needs a global AM network to co-innovate the future.
Read MoreHP Expands Customer Relationships with Jabil, Forecast3D
Recent equipment installations point to advancement in product development and supply chain transformation.
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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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Lightweighting with Lattices
Building components as a network of unit cells may improve material utilization and performance.
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Paul Simons Joins Additive Industries’ Management Team
In the newly created role of director of operations and supply chain, Simons will be responsible for internal operations and oversee the supply chain.
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Roush Takes Delivery of Large-Scale Powder-Bed System
The company's investment in additive manufacturing equipment includes the Xline 2000R, said to be the largest powder-bed metal AM system available.
Read MoreRenishaw Collaborates with Identify3D to Secure AM Processes
The goal is to protect digital intellectual property, enforce production rules and provide traceability in the digital supply chain for Renishaw’s AM systems.
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Additive Industries Hires Former Prodways Executive
The hire is part of the company’s goal to build a network of agents to accelerate metal additive manufacturing.
Read MoreEOS Partners with Hartwig for Equipment Distribution
Hartwig will provide the full range of EOS additive manufacturing equipment in specified regions of the United States.
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