Cutting heat pipe weight by 50% with 3D Systems’ AM and new materials for space applications
Two projects funded by NASA shed light on the use of a material that is not always used in metal AM: nitinol.
This metal alloy...
General Motors 3D prints over 130 parts for CELESTIQ
The Cadillac CELESTIQ is an ultra-luxury, hand-built electric sedan that demonstrates how General Motors is pushing Additive Manufacturing beyond prototyping.
With over 130 parts produced...
ASTM International partners joins forces with OEMs to launch an Additive Manufacturing Certification Program
ASTM International’s Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence (AM CoE) has launched a new manufacturer certification program designed to enhance quality assurance, regulatory compliance, and...
Conflux Technology relies on AM to produce a heat exchanger for Pagani’s latest hypercar
On the heels of its recent funding round and the opening of a business hub in the UK, Conflux Technology, a company that specialises...
Going through Arkema’s ESG and sustainability journey in Additive Manufacturing
It’s been a few years already that we continuously monitor sustainability activities in the AM industry. Last year, in the sustainability edition of 3D...
Additive Talks | Repair, retrofit & reliability: Is AM the key to extending asset life in the oil & gas sector?
According to The Market for Additive Manufacturing in the Oil and Gas Sector 2018–2029 by SmarTech Analysis, applications for oil and gas could represent...
A 30-metre-high 3D printed tower was inaugurated in Mulegns, Switzerland
Tor Alva (“White Tower” in Romansh) is a new architectural landmark that is intended to revive Mulegns, a mountain village threatened by depopulation that is...
Titomic and DNV collaborate to qualify its Cold Spray AM for use in the Oil and gas and maritime sectors
The developer of the cold spray additive manufacturing process Titomic Kinetic Fusion™ is working with assurance and risk management provider DNV to obtain certifications...
Frank Rethmann on the AM journey of Airbus Helicopters: “Since 2017, we have produced more than 13500 shafts [using titanium 3D printing].”
I may have been blinded by the number of war films and thrillers that I have already watched, but I consider helicopters as one...
Palantir and Divergent join forces to bring 3D printed parts to Warp Speed and Foundry customers
Warp Speed and Foundry customers could now have access to Divergent's advanced manufacturing capabilities via Palantir's software platform.
Palantir is a software company that develops...