Laura Griffiths
For the last Additive Insight of 2022, the TCT editorial team gather for a first live recording from our TCT Additive Manufacturing Network, which launched earlier this month, to discuss this year's biggest 3D printing and additive manufacturing (AM) news stories.
As this handy month-by-month round-up proves, 2022 was by no means short on new AM products, developments, acquisitions or disruptions to keep us busy. On this week's episode, editors Laura, Sam and Oli discuss a handful of those must-read stories in more detail and the key moments that shaped the AM industry over the last 12 months.
Read these stories in full:
- Materialise announced the launch of CO-AM
- Markforged acquires Digital Metal & Teton Simulation
- President Biden launches AM Forward programme
- Ultimaker MakerBot merger closes; UltiMaker desktop 3D printing brand launches
- Nikon Corporation announces acquisition of SLM Solutions
- HP announces commercial availability of Metal Jet S100 3D printing solution
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