EOS on streamlining the production of food-safe parts, plus additive manufacturing in aerospace supply chains and space, and a deep dive into AI across the AM workflow.
The company believes it to be its latest organisational milestone and underlines its ‘focused commitment’ on meeting the stringent requirements of patient safety, precision and regulatory compliance within the healthcare industries.
With UK technology debuts, an unparalleled free conference programme, and ample networking opportunities, here’s 25 things to see at the UK’s definitive additive manufacturing and 3D printing event.
The funding has been earmarked to grow the University of Liverpool spinout, founded by serial additive manufacturing entrepreneur Professor Kate Black, by 40% and expand its premises.
Leitat Technological Center, a non-profit technological solutions organisation, will lead the consortium as coordinator with HP, Meltio, Addimat, Aitiip Centro Tecnológico, Idonial and Aimen all contributing.
The UK-based 3D printing solutions provider will present the software at TCT 3Sixty next month alongside its polymer AM, 3D scanning and materials capabilities.
The first two phases will focus on advancing the adoption of Constellium’s Aheadd CP1 Aluminum alloy, which is thought to be well-suited to 3D printing thermal management and heat exchanger components.
