BIZU Space will gain access to Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) education through the Additive Minds Academy, complemented by engineering support from EOS Additive Minds experts.
The company is seeking to expand its manufacturing capacity to support higher production volumes of its proprietary additively manufactured turbojet propulsion systems.
The company believes the accreditation marks a major milestone in the industrialisation of metal additive manufacturing for aerospace and defence applications.
The kit, which combines doubled light intensity with a 60% boost in resolution, is said to expand the capabilities of its Lithography-based Ceramic Manufacturing technology.