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Croft Additive Manufacturing provide SLM 3D printed casting to space satellite competitors

Croft Additive Manufacturing is supporting the George Watson College in Edinburgh as their students bid to be crowned European champions in a European Space Agency competition.

By TCT Team

/ 25 May 2017

GeorgeWatson Team Croft AM The George Watson Team preparing their satellite for flight.

Metalysis signs metal additive manufacturing partnership with Autonomous Cluster Fund of Kazakhstan

Metalysis has announced the signing of a metal additive manufacturing partnership with the Autonomous Cluster Fund of Kazakhstan.

By TCT Team

/ 25 May 2017

Metalysis Kazakhstan Dr. Malek Deifallah, Director of Business Development at Metalysis, Carolyn Browne, British Ambassador to Kazakhstan, and Askar Sembin, Chief Investment officer o...

Nottingham student designs 3D printed wearable device to support the visually impaired

A student from Nottingham Trent University has leveraged 3D technology to design a wearable device that can help the visually impaired identify colours.

By TCT Team

/ 25 May 2017

Andrew Cohen Koley Wearable Andrew Cohen with his Koley Wearable device

The importance of expertise stressed in Sculpteo State of 3D Printing 2017 report

Sculpteo has released its third annual report evaluating the state of 3D printing.

By TCT Team

/ 25 May 2017

Sculpteo state of 3D printing 2017 Survey demographics, Sculpteo State of 3D Printing 2017. - Sculpteo

Next version of CGTech VERICUT software to include additive manufacturing simulation module

CGTech has announced that the next version of its CNC Simulation software, VERICUT, will include a new Additive Manufacturing simulation module.

By TCT Team

/ 24 May 2017

CGTech AM Vericut software "Adding this cutting-edge technology to VERICUT provides unique solutions that address the needs of our customers taking advantage of the rapidly expanding ...

Rize showcase easily removable supports for FDM 3D Printing

Rize Inc are taking the pain of 3D printing support removal away with the Rize One 3D printer being showcased at RAPID + TCT. CEO, Frank Marangell shows us just how easy popping off that support material is.

By TCT Team

/ 24 May 2017

M3D announces official launch of M3D Pro and Micro+ 3D printers

M3D, a 3D printing company based in Maryland, USA has announced the official launch of its new M3D Pro and Micro+ 3D printers.

By TCT Team

/ 24 May 2017

M3D Pro & Micro+ printers The Micro+, left, and the M3D Pro, right.

SLM Solutions has ISO accreditation of HQ and production facility renewed

SLM Solutions, a metal additive manufacturing system provider, has announced its global headquarters and production facility has had its ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 accreditation from TUV NORD CERT GmbH renewed.

By TCT Team

/ 24 May 2017

Impossible Objects proud to win RAPID+TCT Innovation Award

Impossible Objects’ founder, Bob Swartz has spoke of his pride after winning the Innovation Award at the RAPID+TCT event earlier this month.

By TCT Team

/ 23 May 2017

ViscoTec announces expansion of Business Development Additive Manufacturing department

ViscoTec, a dosing technology company based in Germany, has announced the expansion of its Business Development Additive Manufacturing department.

By TCT Team

/ 23 May 2017

FIT AG establishes subsidiary in Romania to advance software development capability

FIT Additive Manufacturing Group has continued its expansion and advancing its software development capability with the establishment of a fully-owned subsidiary in Romania.

By TCT Team

/ 22 May 2017

FIT AG Romanian subsidiary Dr. Andreas Ziegler (Head of Research and Development at FIT AG), Ovidiu Lupu (appointed Branch Manager FIT Additive S.R.L. Brasov) and Carl Fruth (founder ...

University of Sheffield among six educational institutes to receive $100k grant from Arconic Foundation

The University of Sheffield has received a $100,grant from Arconic Foundation to support the institute’s adoption of contemporary technologies.

By TCT Team

/ 22 May 2017