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Headmade Materials and DyeMansion receive EU funding to scale-up their additive manufacturing activities
AM companies Headmade Materials & DyeMansion have been selected for the EU Commission's EIC Accelerator programme – which provides financial resources to Europe’s most innovative companies.
The programme reveals that Headmade Materials is one of...
Unveiling the disguised complexities of Wire-Arc Additive Manufacturing
With a first patent granted in the 1920s, Wire-Arc Additive Manufacturing, short for WAAM, is certainly one of the oldest AM processes that exist, yet the technology is the least highlighted in the range...
Formnext 2021: Day 1 at the “fAMily” reunion
Yesterday was the first day of the formnext show but it looks like the show had already started for everyone way before. People are going back on track as if they left fellow friends,...
Speeco aims at filling the gap between mass volume production and exotic components in cycling with AM
Two (ex-) competitive cyclists, Jules de Cock and Noah van Horen have always been intrigued by factors that influence a cycling race. They have founded SPEECO to explore solutions that will improve the cycling...
Cold Metal Fusion 3D printing delivers a higher quality and more economical alternative to Binder Jetting technologies
Most of the time, when a company says it is developing a 3D printing technology, one often thinks directly of "the development of a 3D printer". This was the mistake we made when we...
What does “Supersonic” Additive Manufacturing look like?
In general, many seem to agree with the design flexibility and material efficiency AM provides but despite those undeniable benefits, one thing AM technologies manufacturers struggle to significantly improve in their process is speed....
Purmundus Challenge: Contestants explore the potential of AM under the motto “Geometry and Material in Harmony” (Part 2)
We recently unveiled a first range of creations that sparked the most our interest as part of the Purmundus Challenge. As a reminder, contestants of the 2020 edition of this competition explored the potential...
To improve his performance, Cyclist Creeggan uses a 3D-printed part to fill the gap between his shorter leg and the pedal
Stevin Creeggan is new to cycling. He trains almost five to six days a week — 30 minutes each time. The only thing, is that these constant efforts can also be hard for the...
Racing car enthusiast leverages 3D Printing for the manufacturing of “hyper fast” car
Addicted to car technology and speed, Spyros Panopoulos is the founder of a company
that wears his name. He ambitions to redefine the automotive scene by building
a new category of cars which he wants “super-fast” and...