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Austal unveils additive manufacturing framework to scale production across maritime and defense
Austal, Curtin University and the Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (AMCRC) will now be counted in the exhaustive list of companies that are pushing...
Airtech and Evergreen Additive formalize an exclusive supply agreement for large-format maritime AM
Airtech Advanced Materials Group has a new exclusive partner in the maritime space. The Tennessee and Luxembourg-based materials manufacturer is no stranger to these...
Is additive manufacturing the key to cutting spare part emissions in energy and maritime?
The International Energy Agency (IEA) once estimated that advances in manufacturing technology worldwide could cut industrial energy use by 18–26%. This shift would translate...
Underwater 3D printing could transform on-site maritime construction and the repair of critical infrastructure.
In May 2025, the team was awarded a one-year, $1.4 million grant that is contingent on meeting certain benchmarks, with five other teams competing...
The maritime industrial base steals the spotlight at AMS 2026
Last year, 3D ADEPT Media closely tracked how additive manufacturing was moving from pilot projects to operational reality in the maritime industry. From naval...
Maritime project shows potential of LFAM and delivers 10% emissions cut
A project using large-scale additive manufacturing to produce shipbuilding components has completed its second phase, with results showing strong potential to reduce greenhouse gas...
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...
CEAD launches the Maritime Application Center (MAC) to foster the adoption of large-scale AM
CEAD, an expert in large-scale AM, is transforming a 2300 m2 space into the boat factory of the future. This is happening in Delft,...
Provider of 3D printed maritime parts Pelagus 3D receives first ISO Certifications
Pelagus 3D, a provider of maritime 3D printed parts, has achieved International Standard requirements ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001: 2018 certifications across...
New AM company Pelagus 3D formed to supply 3D printed maritime parts
3D printing companies continue to change the face of the heavy industry and the latest addition to this is the additive manufacturing company Pelagus...