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HII shares its latest efforts to integrate AM into the shipbuilding process for nuclear-powered submarines
On the heels of its approval as a vendor to provide some Additive Manufacturing components to Naval Sea Systems (NAVSEA) platforms, HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding division shares the recent efforts it made with its...
SAEKI, the latest newcomer in the AM market, focuses on automated factories
From lightweight carbon fibre elements to topologically optimised concrete floor slabs, SAEKI will focus on large scale applications across industries
Another newcomer showed up on our radar this morning: SAEKI, a Switzerland-based company that...
Siemens to invest €500 million to build a new technology campus in Erlangen
Siemens is establishing the Erlangen location as a global research and development hub and the nucleus of global technology activities for the industrial metaverse.
Siemens continues to expand its footprint in key regions and applications...
(Critical) Challenges raised and solved by high-performance polymers for AM – Key examples in the automotive industry
In an industry where the growth of AM is often highlighted through a strong focus on metals, it should be noted that polymers remain the widely used material group, all applications combined. Industries such...
2023 is off to a good start for Formnext with over 550 exhibitors, 62% of them outside Germany
Formnext has hit the ground running in 2023 with the highest number of registrations to date. By the end of February, more than 550 companies had signed up to attend the world's leading trade...
STILRIDE to simplify the production process of its electric motorbike with ADAXIS’ Additive Manufacturing
STILRIDE - the Swedish startup known for its origami-inspired approach to electromobility design and manufacturing – is working with French-Swedish robotics company ADAXIS to simplify the production process of its electric motorbike.
ADAXIS is part of the exhaustive list of...
US Navy explores the use of AM for 5,500 parts with schedule challenges for maintenance
The AM journey of US Navy started in 2016. Ever since they validated their first business case, different divisions of the organization have been exploring the capabilities of this technology. The latest example they...
With a $7M seed funding, start-up turns stealth mode off with a new vertically integrated business enabled by additive manufacturing
One thing AM investors keep telling is that, cash could “easily” be made available to those who will explore the applications enabled by AM. A couple of successful examples of vertically integrated businesses enabled...
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...
Markus Tacke on the enterprise strategy at the heart of Oerlikon’s path to AM and the ‘try everything, fail fast’ ethos
December 2016. Switzerland’s Oerlikon Corporation AG acquired citim GmbH - leading producer of metal 3D printing parts - giving this way the first clues to the group’s Additive Manufacturing ambitions. That period saw a...