EOS, a leading metal and plastic 3D printing company, is set to expand its additive manufacturing Academia programme to educate budding engineers on the subject of powder-based 3D printing.
Oceanographic research group, MBARI teamed up with FATHOM to achieve cost-reductions and increased design flexibility in the production of 3D printed tracking devices.
A group of researchers from Ben-Gurion University in Israel have combined nature with the product of human intelligence to develop a high-accuracy 3D scanning technique.
The Manufacturing Technology Centre invited TCT to an industry open day to celebrate its purchase of the HP Jet Fusion 4200 machine, which will be used for R&D, verification reporting and the production of functional end-use parts.
Researchers in ultrasound working under Neurotechnology, a company providing algorithms and software products, have announced the development of an ultrasonic 3D printing method.
Last week, for the third consecutive year, CECIMO organised and presented the ‘Additive Manufacturing European Conference’ (AMEC) in the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, where they delivered a strategic report on the use of AM in Europe.
The Technical University of Munich and the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology will partner with Oerlikon to support its strategy to further raise its profile as a leader in surface solutions into additive manufacturing.
Swiss manufacturing company, Oerlikon is expanding its global additive manufacturing sector with a new 3D printing facility for advanced components in the Charlotte metro area in North Carolina. Oerlikon will invest CHF 55m in the facility by 2018.
GE has added the Roboze One+400 industrial 3D printer to support the company’s global research and development processes. GE will use Roboze’s flagship product for producing and testing durable 3D parts from 13 high thermoplastic materials.
