TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks to the University of Nottingham about the development of a 3D printing toolkit for the design of healthcare applications.
A premium automotive manufacturer has worked with Continental Engineering Services and Enable Manufacturing to additively cast an electronics cold plate which are set to be installed in consumer vehicles this year.
The Naval Postgraduate School’s Consortium for Additive Manufacturing Research and Education (CAMRE) in California is to install SPEE3D’s containerised XSPEE3D metal 3D printing system after the organisations announced a partnership.
PUNCH Torino, a European R&D and engineering facility working to develop internal combustion engines and propulsion systems, is using a Markforged composite 3D printing technology to produce camshaft locking tools.
After purchasing Elem Additive from Xerox, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies explores what ADDiTEC has planned for Liquid Metal 3D printing technology.
Chromatic 3D Materials has raised 3.1 million USD in an oversubscribed pre-financing round, with more than half of the investment coming from new investors.
Elem Additive Solutions was significantly scaled back by Xerox in October last year, just three years after the company acquired its Liquid Metal additive manufacturing technology through the buyout of Vader Systems.
Velo3D has announced a securities purchase agreement with ‘certain affiliated institutional investors’ for the purchase and sale of up to 105 million USD in aggregate principal amount of the company’s senior secured convertible notes in a RDO.
E3D introduced the ToolChanger platform more than five years ago, with the aim to encourage the adoption of machines with multiple toolheads. Thousands are said to have been sold in that time.
