It has been announced that Boeing and Northrop Grumman have joined Additive Manufacturing Forward (AM Forward), committing to helping smaller U.S. based suppliers increase their use of AM.
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has awarded funding to ASTM International to develop a roadmap for guidance and adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies in the construction sector.
Building code regulators at state level in Montana have made history as the first in the country to approve 3D printed walls as an equal replacement for walls made with concrete masonry units (CMUs), or a standard cored concrete block.
Belfast-based LPE has purchased a second EOS M 290 machine, to handle increased demand for metal sintering parts. For metal 3D printing customers, this means quicker throughput, shorter lead times and larger production capabilities.
Arnold Engineering Development Complex Hypervelocity Wind Tunnel 9 began with just adding a few 3D printing systems here and there. It recently evolved and become a large part of the manufacturing of components at the facility in White Oak, Maryland.
Geeetech is launching its new high-speed 3D printer named THUNDER on Kickstarter for early birds. The system will come with up to 300mm/s printing speeds, an all-metal designed body, a super strong cooling system and big printing volume.
Ogle Models, a model making, industrial 3D printing and prototyping company has acquired a new SLA 3D printer from Stratasys. This takes its equipment investment over the past 36 months to almost 2 million GBP.
Xenon arc, a technology-enabled services provider, and Braskem, a polyolefins producer and producer of industrial-scale biopolymers, have launched Braskem3D, a direct-to-consumer technology platform.
Xact Metal announced last week an exclusive sales and service partnership with Tecnologías Computarizadas para Manufactura S.A. de C.V (TCM) in Mexico and USM Colombia.
Senior Content Producer Sam Davies speaks to BMF CEO John Kawola about the capabilities of its Projection Micro Stereolithography (PµSL) technology, its play in the medical sector, and what's next for BMF.
