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New Partnership between Fortify and Rogers Corporation to enable 3D printed radio frequency applications
Despite their pivotal role in telecommunications, radio frequency applications in additive manufacturing are not sufficiently publicized, due to their manufacturing complexities. One of these complexities rely on new materials, which is an area that...
SPACE: Airbus achieves first Large-Scale Deployment of Radio Frequency Products using Additive Manufacturing
It’s been a few years that Airbus has demonstrated that additive manufacturing could be used to produce radio frequency components. For those who are not space experts, radio frequency (RF) components are crucial in...
Comparing 3D Printed radio frequency circuit performance to circuits produced using “traditional” manufacturing techniques
Harris Corporation specializes in the development of RF circuits for electronic warfare and communications systems. The company recently conducted tests to assess manufacturing techniques known as conventional to new technologies (3D printing). The aim...
3D Printing Materials: Nanoe unveils a line of dielectric filaments for radiofrequency applications
Materials producer Nanoe announces the development of a new portfolio of materials: Zetamix Epsilon.
The new series contains 3 filaments, each one with different permittivity going from 2.2 for the lowest value up to 7.5...
Airbus and Oerlikon sign a €3.8 million deal to produce industrial 3D Printed satellite components
In their ten-year collaboration, Airbus and Oerlikon announce the signing of a €3.8 million contract to produce industrial 3D printed satellite components.
Both companies have been working together for a decade to produce 3D printed...
Lockheed Martin qualifies a 3D Printed GPS Antenna for spaceflight
An omni antenna is a teardrop-shaped piece of hardware that enables a satellite to communicate with ground systems on Earth. The antenna is part of a spacecraft’s telemetry, tracking and command subsystem, which transmits...
Rounding off another demanding year: what the AM industry should keep from 2022 to move forward in 2023
From mergers & acquisitions to bankruptcies, expected & unexpected milestones, 2022 led us through an emotional rollercoaster.
As 2022 draws to a close, 3D ADEPT Media is looking back over a year difficult to...
Fortify receives strategic investment from Lockheed Martin Ventures to accelerate additive manufacturing RF components.
Fortify, a materials science and digital manufacturing company, has received a strategic investment from Lockheed Martin Ventures, the venture capital arm of Lockheed Martin Corporation. The funds will be used for process and material...
4 software strategies that can be explored to enable Lightweighting with Additive Manufacturing
How many times have you seen the word “lightweighting” used next to “additive manufacturing”? When one looks beyond the buzz that this combination of words might create, we’ll come to realize that this manufacturing concept...
TRUMPF fosters Additive Manufacturing applications – with improved technology processes and new materials. Here they are.
Machine manufacturer TRUMPF has focused its presence at Formnext on helping organizations find “the right solution for every metal AM application”. Whether you were looking to achieve a specific application, buy a 3D printer,...