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How does Machine Learning enable path to rapid development of material property allowables for additive manufacturing ?
Qualification of new 3D printing materials is often mentioned as one of the tedious challenges that hinder the adoption of AM technologies. Depending on...
In a program issued to Boeing, Thermwood’s LSAM plays a key role in the development of a cure tool
As far as applications are concerned, we have seen the capabilities of Thermwood’s Large Scale Additive Manufacturing (LSAM) in yachts, in autoclave tooling including...
Senvol receives more funding to enhance its additive manufacturing machine learning software
Senvol, a developer of additive manufacturing machine learning software, has been granted further funding from the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force to enhance...
A lot is happening at Xerox: Organization changes, First Metal 3D Printer Installation and Collaboration
With the goal of ensuring the launch and development of three new businesses – Software, Financing and Innovation –, Xerox has made a few...
Honeywell reaches new milestone in its AM journey with FAA Certification for First Flight-Critical Engine Part
Honeywell has additively manufactured a flight-critical engine part, which was installed on an in-service engine. Known as the #4/5 bearing housing, Honeywell received FAA...
[UPDATED] COVID-19: Efforts from the 3D Printing Community Continue around the world
It’s been several weeks now that we actively monitor 3D printing initiatives to fight this pandemic. To help companies around the world support medical...
4th Additive Manufacturing Forum: Highlights, Trends and Review
A new vague of companies in the AM value chain and the importance of related services
In the midst of several events cancellations/postponements due...
First metal 3D printed part approved for shipboard installation
The first metal additively manufactured part has been approved by Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA). This constitutes a milestone in the navy sector today,...
3D Systems metal AM to build naval warships
Following the Office of Naval that calls for GE’s support to manufacture parts for Ships, Aircraft, and other Critical Military Assets, it is the...
GE receives $9 Million to develop the rapid qualification of 3D Printed Replacement parts
It becomes obvious over time. Professionals of Navy ships, aircraft and the military sector dream of a day where they could get replacement parts...