At the TCT Conference @ Formnext, Jack Wolfskin Director Equipment Sourcing & Product Development Dirk Hondrich will be explaining how Jack Wolfskin improved hiking pack design with 3D printing.
At the TCT Conference @ Formnext, MTC Advanced Research Engineer Amanda Cruchley will discuss the development high performance aluminium alloys for electrification.
German dental laboratory Nee Zahntechnik is leveraging Stratasys’ J5 DentaJet 3D printer to produce implants, veneers and splints, surgical guides, and dentures.
AMT, a leading manufacturer of automated post processing technology, has announced the launch of new sustainable FDA approved chemistry for vapour smoothing 3D printed parts.
4D Design includes a range of expert services that will support medical device developers as they explore ways to deliver improved biodegradable medical products using 4D Biomaterials’ 4Degra photocurable polycarbonate urethane polymer.
On day four of the TCT Conference @ Formnext, Vishwanath Nayak, Principal Engineer at GE Healthcare, will discuss the implementation of metal additive manufacturing into the production in Medical devices.
Aidan Skoyles spoke to TCT about additive manufacturing's unique intellectual property challenges, how businesses can effectively leverage IP to achieve their goals, and more.
Mike Kenworthy, Chief Technology Officer at Divergent sits down with TCT to tell us what we can expect from the Divergent presentation at the TCT Conference @ Formnext, as well as why Divergent's DAPS systems is suited to the automotive space.
