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AM Craft, the Riga-based manufacturer of 3D printed aircraft interior parts turns stealth mode off with a pre-seed funding round of €600 000 led by Change Ventures, with the participation of BadIdeas.Fund. The EASA-authorized Part...

Metal Additive Manufacturing applications are filled with examples that involve the use of titanium, Inconel and recently, pure copper. As we are exploring the next phase of growth of this segment, we need to...

Two years ago, when Rapid.Tech 3D | Additive Manufacturing Hub got back on track, after a year of digital events due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the first thing that came to my mind was: “almost...

Remember when I told you a growing number of defect analysis tools are being developed and commercialized? As a reminder, some of the most common defects created during AM — and among the hardest...

AMIS, the Additive Manufacturing Jetting Software provider, releases the Public Beta version 1 of its “AMIS Pro” software. This is the first major announcement of HYBRID Software – the parent company – since the...

Metal 3D printing company AddUp has announced a new Service Department within its offering. Named LevelUp, the new service aims to contribute to the success of a project, such as training and consulting, co-design...

We have grown up in an environment where plastic, once used, is considered waste. This burden has prevented generations of consumers and industries from capturing the economic benefits of plastic. With Additive Manufacturing and...

As Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria has one of the region’s most powerful energy sectors and hosts many oil and gas supermajors. Today, the industry faces the challenge of sustaining and maintaining equipment on aging...

The company we all know as GE Additive will now pursue its AM journey as Colibrium Additive – a GE Aerospace company. The rebranding occurred after GE split into three public companies earlier this month:...

Traditional suspension component design has been largely constrained by the limitations of subtractive manufacturing methods, leading to inevitable compromises in design complexity and system integration. Additive manufacturing, however, breaks these bounds, offering engineers unprecedented...