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Australian Army 3D Prints and Certifies armored vehicle parts in the field
Remember when we explained that AM can be a good production candidate for expeditionary manufacturing? Well, here is a great example of how expeditionary...
Why is AM a good production candidate for expeditionary manufacturing? Phillips Corporation told us.
Exclusive feature sponsored by the Military Additive Manufacturing Summit.
Do you believe that necessity is the mother of invention? I do, and today, I think...
Dossier: Exploring Additive Manufacturing in the oil, gas and maritime industries
Professionals of the Maritime, Oil and Gas (MOG) industries take major risks to gain valuable global opportunities. Some of these risks involve adopting new...
“What if you could add 3D printers to the network just the same as desktop PCs are linked to a server?”
What if
you could add 3D printers to the network just the same as desktop PCs are
linked to a server and create an easy to...
3D Printer Roboze ARGO 500 to support R&D efforts for US ARMY Programs
A key focus will be made on the manufacturing and supply chain of finished 3D printed parts
Another educational institute that has been convinced...
Australian army to leverage SPEE3D metal additive manufacturing for their operations
The Australian army invests $1.5 million investment into a 12-month pilot program of SPEE3D metal additive manufacturing technology.
The Australian manufacturer partnered with the Advanced...
Newport News Shipbuilding division to install its first metal 3D Printed part to the U.S. Navy
Newport News Shipbuilding division has successfully achieved the additive manufacturing of components for nuclear-powered warships -
Based on last year announcement, we know that...
A research on 3D printing that impacts Navy programs
University of Virginia has collaborated with Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) to understand the capabilities and limitations of 3D printing. According to...
The 3D printed future submarine of UK’s Royal Navy
The Royal Navy’s series of futuristic submarine concepts looks like real marine lifeforms and change the way underwater warfare could look in 50 years....
How CoAspire challenged defense giants to deliver 3D printed missiles
The US Air Force has selected a small, Virginia-based company as the only small business prime contractor in its Family of Affordable Mass Missiles...