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When the technology is ready, but the system is not: Reimbursement pathways for 3D printing in Europe
There is a particular frustration that intensifies in hospital corridors, point-of-care labs, and boardrooms across Europe; the one of people who know clinically, technically,...
Arkema to further reduce the carbon footprint of its sustainable 3D printing materials thanks to landmark biomethane deal with ENGIE
One of the things we learned from Evonik is that material producers can reduce the carbon footprint of their materials through the use of...
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...
3D Printing Company DyeMansion is chosen to help meet European Climate Goals
The EU has set itself targets for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions progressively up to 2050. During the biggest climate summit that was held...
AM Companies must get started on their ESG journey. Here is how. (Part 1)
For a long time, sustainability in our industry has been focusing on environmental concerns only. As time goes by, conversations with investors and VC...
Large metal 3D printed aerospace part highlights processes that could advance sustainability in the aviation industry
The EU’s European Green Deal sets out the need to reduce transport emissions by 90% by 2050, compared to 1990 levels, with the aviation sector playing...
De-risking AM adoption: How Technology Readiness Levels guide industrial decisions
“We are excited to announce the launch of X material, ready to be used for highly regulated industries.” I can’t count the number of...
Dossier | Silicon Carbide in AM: What’s holding back SSiC—and propelling SiSiC forward?
As part of our ongoing efforts to spotlight solutions that support the adoption of additive manufacturing (AM) in electric vehicle (EV) applications, we stumbled...
3DCeram Sinto on why specific technical ceramics are best suited for large, 3D printed space parts
— And how CERIA helps achieve the minimum number of iterations during manufacturing. 3DCeram will be exhibiting at Formnext, in Hall 11, C68.
Five years...
Kyocera now provides 3D printing of SiSiC components
KYOCERA Fineceramics Europe GmbH, a subsidiary of KYOCERA Europe GmbH, a supplier of advanced ceramic components for the technology industry, recently established a process...