Having shipped machines to the likes of EWI and the Royal Air Force (RAF) in 2022, Wayland Additive has now confirmed six machines are currently in production with components being procured to manufacture another ten by the end of 2023.
Researchers from Sandia National Laboratories have shown that a new 3D printed superalloy could help power plants generate more electricity while producing less carbon.
The Good Luck, Have Fun (GLHF) test flight mission has been granted Federal Aviation Administration licensure and is now slated for launch from Launch Complex 16 at Cape Canaveral. Currently, the launch window on March 8th is 13.00-16.00 ET.
KIMYA has published its Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) for its 3D PETG filaments. The conclusion of the report is that using recycled PETG filaments helps to reduce CO2 emissions by 35% compared with standard PETG.
National Security Innovation Capital (NSIC) has awarded a $1.5m contract extension to New Frontier Aerospace (NFA) to complete the development of NFA’s revolutionary 3D printed Mjölnir rocket engine.
Hexagon's Manufacturing Intelligence division has introduced a new Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) module as it launches its Nexus Open Cloud platform.
IperionX Limited has announced the appointment of Harold Sears as Additive Manufacturing Senior Advisor. His role as Senior Advisor will increase IperionX’s technical capability to rapidly additively manufacture high-quality, low cost prototypes.
Desktop Health, the medical 3D printing brand of Desktop Metal, has announced the global availability of the Einstein Pro XL. The company says the system is an affordable, high accuracy, high-throughput 3D printer.
AMFG has announced a joint achievement of a Management Knowledge Transfer Partnership award (mKTP) with Imperial College London, which will propel AMFG’s development of the ‘first ever autonomous solution’ for manufacturing.
Taiwan-based 3D printer manufacturer Infinity 3DP is partnering with Slice Engineering, a US creator of high-end 3D components to solve the problem of inferior parts wearing out due to heat. The component bringing the companies together is a hotend.
Weerg, which claims to be the largest global user of HP MJF technology, uses multiple different post processing systems including AM Solutions' S1, S2 and C1 platforms.
