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Financing large scale AM equipment and their ROI

Ryan Martin, Managing Director from GE Capital’s Industrial Finance team, talks financing models in AM.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Dec 2017

Financing large scale AM equipment and their ROI

UNIZ to introduce five new 3D printers with UDP technology at CES 2018

Stereolithography 3D printer manufacturer, UNIZ is to launch a new line of desktop and industrial machines featuring new uni-directional peel (UDP) technology at CES 2018.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Dec 2017

The SLASH OL will be one of five new 3D printers from UNIZ at CES 2018.

Neri Oxman's 3D printed death masks go on display at National Gallery of Victoria

Gallery in Melbourne has installed Vespers, a series of data-driven 3D printed death masks designed by Neri Oxman, as part of the inaugural ‘NGV Triennial 2017’.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Dec 2017

Neri Oxman series on display in NGV Triennial at NGV International 2017.

Dassault Systèmes to focus on virtual solutions in digital health and smart cities at CES 2018

Dassault Systèmes is planning to show how customers are using the virtual world to create solutions in digital health, vehicle technology, and smart cities.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Dec 2017

Carbon raises $200 million in funding to scale real-world 3D manufacturing

3D printing company, Carbon has announced the first closing in a $200 million in Series D funding round to facilitate its global expansion and “double down” on commitment to mass 3D manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 21 Dec 2017

Carbon M2 3D printer The Carbon M2 machine.

The industrialisation of 3D printing: Why companies must now especially protect their IP and data

Dr. Andreas Leupold on the importance of protecting intellectual property and data in additive manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Dec 2017

The industrialisation of 3D printing: Why companies must now especially protect their IP and data

Five steps for integrating 3D printing into manufacturing

Geoffrey Doyle, Director of Business Development, Digital Manufacturing at Jabil, provides a guide to getting started with 3D printing as a production solution.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Dec 2017

An 'under the hood' air duct part printed on HP's MJF platform in PA12 material with vapour polishing post-processing. - Jabil

Desktop Metal delivers first Studio 3D printing system to Google’s ATAP group

Metal 3D printing company, Desktop Metal begins shipping its first Studio System machines to early Pioneer customers.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Dec 2017

Desktop Metal ready to ship to initial Pioneer customers. - Timothy Pumphrey

New Heights - Disrupting the composite tooling supply chain

Tim Schniepp, Senior Director of Composite Solutions at Stratasys discusses applying additive technology to composite tooling

By TCT Team

/ 18 Dec 2017

Wing pieces from Aurora Flight Sciences aircraft

TCT Hall of Fame | Fried Vancraen | Founder and CEO of Materialise

The final inaugural inductee into the TCT Hall of Fame was Materialise Founder and CEO, Wilfried Vancraen, whose influence on the software and processing side has supplemented much of the hardware innovation for the last 30 years.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Dec 2017

TCT Hall of Fame | Charles "Chuck" Hull | Inventor of Stereolithography and Founder of 3D Systems

The man with the most rightful claim to the title 'Father of 3D Printing' wasn't able to attend the TCT Awards gala but Chuck Hull did send us a short video directly from 3D Systems HQ.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Dec 2017

Create It Real to explore 3D printing spare parts and IP rights through maritime project

Create It Real, a Danish 3D printing company, has established a pilot project with the Green Ship of the Future consortium to explore printing on board ships and address Intellectual Property rights.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Dec 2017

Create It Real to explore 3D printing spare parts and IP rights through maritime project