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Invent Medical manufactures 3D printed helmets for cranial defects in babies

Invent Medical manufactures helmets that can treat craniosynostosis (cranial defects that often affect babies). The company uses HP's Multi Jet Fusion technology in its manufacturing...
© Fraunhofer IWM, Photo: Kai Wudtke Cyclic load testing of an additively manufactured metal component after me-chanical surface treatment at the highly stressed zones. In the experiment, the increase in service life achieved by the post-treatment is tested.

Fraunhofer IWM boosts fatigue strength of metal 3D printed parts by up to 40% and can now predict it

When a metal part is 3D printed, it comes out of the machine with weaknesses concentrated at its surface: roughness, tensile residual stress locked...

FDA clearance paves the way for Walter Reed to deploy 3D‑printed titanium cranial implants in patient care

Remember when we examined in in-house versus outsourced 3D printing in healthcare, where the debate is almost often the compliance infrastructure? Well, with the...

How is the industry tackling densification challenges in additively manufactured technical ceramics?

A closer look at space and semiconductor applications Picture this: you’re at the beach with your family, proudly attempting to build the sandcastle, the kind...

Explaining AM PravaH®: Multiscale simulation predictions for every stage of the metal AM workflow

Producing high-quality feedstock, i.e., powder of a variety of alloys, to achieve high-quality metal AM products is one of the challenges that the AM...
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Lumafield extends X-ray CT with Neptune Performance and Triton Performance

Lumafield, an expert in industrial X-ray CT scanners and cloud-based analysis software, has launched Neptune Performance and Triton Performance, a new tier of industrial...
3D printed part held by hands with gloves

Phase3D closes oversubscribed $2.9M round to scale real-time inspection for metal AM

The Chicago in-situ inspection specialist secures its first institutional venture raise on top of more than $3.5M in prior government grants. Phase3D, the Chicago-based expert...
Sicentist showing a part in metal

What if refractory metals didn’t need all that post-processing?

The development of new materials with unique post-processing requirements We’ve always been the first to praise manufacturing approaches that focus on perfecting post-processing stages. For...

In-situ monitoring vs. Post-process inspection: Complementary tools or competing technologies?

In additive manufacturing, two approaches take center stage in the quest for quality. In-situ monitoring works in real time, spotting defects and fine-tuning processes...

How do AM software providers adapt their solutions with the rise of AI agents?

If AI was already the buzzword of last year, end-of-year predictions outside the manufacturing world hinted at the next frontier of generative AI: AI...