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Un nouveau projet de R&D va exploiter des données d’essai et de fabrication pour les pièces intérieures d’avion imprimées en 3D

(3DA) - August 20, 2021

Etihad Engineering, EOS etBaltic3D.eu unissent leurs forces dans le cadre d'un nouveau projet de R&D intitulé "Applicabilité des technologies d'impression 3D industrielle FDM et...

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Un nouveau projet de R&D va exploiter des données d’essai et de fabrication pour les pièces intérieures d’avion imprimées en 3D