PUNCH Torino, a European R&D and engineering facility working to develop internal combustion engines and propulsion systems, is using a Markforged composite 3D printing technology to produce camshaft locking tools.
Essentium has announced the launch of its physical filament store in Austin, Texas. The move is a result of a partnership formed between Essentium and 3D-Fuel, and aims to expand 3D printing possibilities and foster local maker engagement.
Stratasys has announced that it will hold an “Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders” (EGM) on Thursday, September 28, 2023. The meeting will see shareholders vote on approval of the Desktop Metal merger.
The first time TCT met with Oqton’s Ben Schrauwen, the CEO and co-founder lamented the lack of communication between additive manufacturing (AM) hardware and software as the company set out to make its “vision of autonomous manufacturing” a reality.
Materialise has announced the opening of a new medical 3D printing facility in the United States, which the company says will accelerate the delivery of patient-specific medical implants to patients in the country.
Mechnano has announced that its PK ESD laser sintering powder has been approved on Farsoon’s 252P Series and Flight 403P Series machines. The PK ESD powder combines Jabil’s PK 5with a coating formulation using Mechnano’s technology, D'Func.
EOS North America’s Additive Minds team and 3YOURMIND have partnered to accelerate the adoption of 3D printing through the Rapid Part Identifier program. Organisations can now benefit from rapid part screening of 2D and 3D files says the companies.
Stratasys and Desktop Metal have received a request for additional information from the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice, in connection with the merger agreement between the two companies.
Xavier Malina, Head of Artificial Intelligence at Ai Build provides his thoughts on the benefits artificial intelligence could hold for advanced manufacturing processes like 3D printing.
Stratasys has applied simulation technology from Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division to capture the behaviour of its ultra-lightweight Antero reinforced polyetherketoneketone (PEKK) and its additive manufacturing processes.
