AML3D is the OeM of ARCEMY. This industrial metal 3D printer uses patented Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM) technology to produce large-scale and exotic material parts for Defence, Maritime, Oil and Gas industries faster, stronger and greener.
AML3D is a pioneering manufacturer of industrial‑scale metal additive‑manufacturing equipment. The company develops Wire Additive Manufacturing (WAM®) technology and builds the ARCEMY® family of metal‑printing systems. By combining advanced robotics, proprietary software (WAMSoft® and AMLSoft™) and a patented wire‑feed process, AML3D produces large, complex metal components more quickly, with higher strength and at lower environmental impact than traditional manufacturing. ARCEMY® systems scale from small units (for parts up to 750 kg) through custom systems that can build components measuring tens of cubic metres. These machines use certified wire feedstock in aluminium, titanium, copper, nickel and stainless steels, and the software provides real‑time monitoring, process optimisation and predictive analytics to ensure high quality. AML3D serves a diverse set of industries—including defence, aerospace, maritime, oil and gas and general manufacturing—and emphasises sustainability, claiming material‑waste reductions of up to 90 per cent and energy savings compared with conventional methods
Stylox Ltd is the British based inventor of the Dry-Store multi, a bespoke solution for filament storage designed specifically for 4x1KG or 5x750g reels of 3D printer filament.
Based in the North East of England, Amtech comprises of a team with many years' experience in the Rapid Prototyping Industry. Their model-making and finishing skills are second to none.
3DDC is a British engineering business that is a global leader in the field of AM manufacturing and the only company in the world that offers the following capabilities under one roof
Mei currently serves as Executive Director of Emerging City Leaders Institute for Partnership & Strategic Empowerment ("ECLIPSE") at San Francisco Bay University, a role she has held since June 2025.
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