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Post-processing | The use of 3D scanning in Additive Manufacturing
If you work in the engineering field, you are probably already familiar with 3D scanning, this process that consists in capturing a physical subject...
Ultrasonic usage in AM: “Ultrasonic and AM” vs “Ultrasonic AM”
Remember when we told you that, sometimes long-time existing processes or technologies can help refine and enhance production processes? Among the wide range of...
The unsexy but important role of beam profilers in AM: the example of MKS Instruments, Inc.
If we had to establish a list of unsexy topics in Additive Manufacturing, we would probably include beam profilers yet their role is important...
What are the key performance indicators for a good (metal) AM production?
With a 30-year-plus pedigree in the industry, Additive Manufacturing continues to evolve. While it is clear to many that it is no longer just...
10 technology features that shaped the Additive Manufacturing industry in 2024 (Part 2)
Before entering a new year, at 3D ADEPT Media, we have made it a tradition to sit down and discuss highlights, milestones, or solutions...
AM-Flow unveils an enhanced version of its AM-Quality solution
Two years ago, to facilitate the transition from prototyping to series production, workflow automation company AM-Flow developed an AM In-Line Quality Control solution for...
BigRep unveils DRYCON – A 3 in 1 machine that enhances industrial 3D printing. Here is how!
The manufacturer of large-format 3D printers BigRep has unveiled DRYCON, a drying, storage & annealing machine for optimal filament performance. Its dual chamber system...
3D4MEC & Fraunhofer IAPT to develop an advanced in-situ optical monitoring system for brass 3D printing
3D4MEC known for its Metal Additive Manufacturing services has collaborated with the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Additive Manufacturing Technologies (IAPT), to develop an advanced...
Use of a new biopolymer nanocomposite for 3D printing bone grafts
The latest biopolymer nanocomposite material for bone grafts has been developed at the University of Waterloo. The University of Waterloo focused on offering optimal...
UK Researchers relied on the “enhancement factor” to develop 3D-printed lattices with advanced properties
Engineers in the UK and Italy are behind the research on the deformation mechanisms of 3D printed materials. The latter aims to provide insight...