General Motors has acquired casting manufacturer Tooling & Equipment International (TEI), a long-term user of Voxeljet’s binder jetting technology and supplier to Tesla.
TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks exclusively to Stratasys CEO Yoav Zeif about the company's plans after the Desktop Metal merger fell through.
In February 2023, 3DGBIRE and the CREATE Education Project announced that they had partnered with WorldSkills UK to launch a new additive manufacturing competition, aimed at post-16 students in education and training.
Yasa made the observation on the TCT Additive Insight podcast, where Yasa appeared as the latest Executive Interview guest to talk about the work the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre is doing to further AM adoption.
Inkbit has announced the availability of its new TEPU 50A elastomer. TEPU 50A is a thiol-ene polyurethane-based elastomer with a Shore 50A durometer and low compression set that offers ‘excellent’.
Rocket engine and motor manufacturer Ursa Major has developed a process which leans on additive manufacturing and a product-agnostic tooling system to rapidly produce multiple scalable solid rocket motors (SRM).
Stratasys has appointed Aris Kekedjian as an independent member of the company's Board of Directors, replacing Ziva Patir who steps down after ten years of service as a director.
The machine has been qualified under the European space protocol ECSS-Q-ST-70-80 C and is said to have met the technical requirements for some of the most challenging applications in the Thales ecosystem.
SPEE3D has announced it is working with the Australian Government to deploy 3D printers and equipment training to support Ukraine in its ongoing war. The company had previously deployed 3D printers in Ukraine through the United States DoD.
This robotic hand is a tendon-driven hand modelled from MRI data and was produced by researchers at ETH Zurich’s Soft Robotics Lab to demonstrate how VCJ technology could fabricate complex, multi-functional systems in a single print.