Additive manufacturing may still be ten years away from reaching the ‘plateau of productivity’ (Gartner Hype Cycle, 1995) according to ARBURGadditive Managing Director Victor Roman.
Described as a ‘pivotal step’ in the Los Angeles-based company’s expansion, the investment aims to support 3DEO’s growth strategies in North America and Japan.
Sidus Space, a multi-faceted Space and Data-as-a-Service company, has announced the achievement of a new milestone, the opening of its new Multi-Material 3D Printing Division.
CurifyLabs has announced its acquisition of significant intellectual property (IP) from Mehta Heino Industries Oy, a specialist in 3D printing hardware development.
Northann Corp has announced that it has received approval from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for one of the company’s core technologies, DSE, an integral part of its Benchwick 3D printing ecosystem.
RIC Technology has announced the launch of its latest RIC-M1 PRO compact modular robotic arm printer at World of Concrete (WOC) 2024. It has a wider footprint than its previous machines, enhanced automation, and intelligent material delivery system.
SKZ has invested in an S1 shot blasting system, reporting that its ‘uncomplicated blast media exchange’ allows the institute to create quick and direct comparisons between different media like glass, ceramic or poly beads.
The latest report from CONTEXT has revealed a challenging picture for 3D printing hardware vendors in the third quarter of 2023, as shipments of industrial 3D printers struggled across the globe.
Velo3D has announced that Kratos SRE, Inc., a subsidiary of Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., has acquired a Velo3D Sapphire 3D printer to support its technology development and ability to address defence industry customers’ requirements.
restor3d has now completed one of its key initiatives post-acquisition, the successful commercialisation of the previously-cleared AM method for femoral implants. restor3d says that this type of implant outperforms the properties of cast implants.
GA-ASI, a developer of unmanned aircraft systems and a prime contractor to the US Department of Defense, will now put the aerospace-grade structural titanium components through testing and evaluation.
