The 3D technology supplier says its new site in Basingstoke will operate as a showroom, service centre, and warehouse for larger format industrial 3D printers, 3D scanners and post-processing equipment, plus consumables.
Philips Fixables is now live on Prusa’s Printables platform, which allows anyone to download a printable file for free and build their own spare parts at home.
University researchers will work with the U.S. Army through the DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center and the Rock Island Arsenal Joint Manufacturing and Technology Center to develop industrial processes for implementing AM at scale.
On this episode of the Additive Insight podcast, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies is hosted by Rapid Fusion Managing Director Jake Hand and CTO Martin Jewell at the company’s offices in Exeter.
According to restor3d, the Aeros Modular Stem, part of the Kinos Total Ankle family, represents the first and only anteriorly inserted modular stem tibial implant available for Total Ankle Replacement (TAR).
The products, which specialise in 3D printed ceramics, micro additive manufacturing and deep learning-based artificial intelligence, came from a series of acquisitions made by Nano between 2021 and 2022.
The metal additive manufacturing company says Cooper, a retired Green Beret with over 25 years of service in the U.S. Army, will be responsible for expanding its presence in the defense and aerospace industries.
The deal, announced in December last year and thought to be worth around 20 million EUR, did not receive the required majority of votes to be implemented, and the company is now undergoing a restructuring plan.
The Bristol, UK-based company says the WAAM system features six robotic arms and can build complex metal parts up to 3.2 meters in height and up to 6.2 metres in diameter.
The site will serve as Conflux’s hub for the Europe region, which currently represents over a third of its business, as it sets its sights on expanding its customer base in key markets such as aerospace, automotive and motorsport.
