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SpaceX licences Velo3D metal additive manufacturing tech in $8 million deal

SpaceX will be entitled to a ‘complete duplicate of or complete access to’ all such intellectual property and embodiments of intellectual property subject to license in the event that Velo3D files for bankruptcy.

By Sam Davies

/ 19 Sep 2024

Pioneering the additive manufacturing revolution in aerospace

Download this detailed whitepaper to explore essential considerations and contributions for selecting the right connectors in additive manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Sep 2024

Pioneering the additive manufacturing revolution in aerospace

First metal part 3D printed in space on International Space Station

The university's researchers contributed to the development of the world's first metal 3D printer capable of operating in the microgravity environment of the International Space Station (ISS).

By TCT Team

/ 16 Sep 2024

Sikorsky, US DOD & US DOE among latest organisations to invest in Stratasys F3300 3D printing system

The company announced the trio were among several organisations to invest in the F3300 platform, with more than 30 orders secured since the product was launched at Formnext last November.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Sep 2024

Airtech and Ascent Aerospace partner on 3D printed tooling for aerospace and defence

The specialty-formulated additive manufacturing materials company and aerospace tooling company believe the agreement will provide imperative materials expertise to challenging large-format tooling applications.

By TCT Team

/ 11 Sep 2024

Ascent Aerospace 3D printed tooling - Ascent

ATI additive manufacturing strategy targets order of magnitude growth in number of flying 3D printed parts in UK

Supported by the Manufacturing Technology Centre, the strategy has been established to help the UK aerospace sector capitalise on the additive manufacturing market, which is expected to reach £10bn by 2033.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Sep 2024

National Institute for Aviation Research acquires Velo3D metal 3D printer to develop qualification methods for airframe parts

The Sapphire 1MZ, which has a 315 Ø x 1mm build envelope, will be used to identify and validate best practices related to performance-based qualification of additively manufactured parts for airframe applications.

By Sam Davies

/ 4 Sep 2024

Supernova announces new business unit to pioneer 3D printing of energetic materials in defence & space

The Supernova Defense & Space business unit will seek to address the perceived limitations of traditional manufacturing processes when being used to produced applications such as Solid Rocket Motors (SRMs).

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Aug 2024

Magellan Aerospace to supply complex castings to Pratt & Whitney as companies extend partnership

Magellan Aerospace Corporation has signed long-term agreements with Pratt & Whitney for the supply of complex castings.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Aug 2024

Unusual Machines to use HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology to produce drone components

The company will use Forecast3D's MJF capacity to manufacture parts primarily for its First-Person View drones, which are known for their demanding performance and durability requirements.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Aug 2024

NASA & Jacobs Space Exploration Group award 3DCERAM contract to 3D print material test samples

3DCERAM will also become a partner of NASA, as the organisation leverages the printer to make samples for small and larger pieces of new materials. These materials will be tested in space and other relative extreme environments.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Aug 2024

TCT Magazine | EU | Volume 32 | Issue 4

SPEE3D takes a big step for metal additive manufacturing, plus 3D printing developments in heavy industry, sustainability and cultural applications.

By TCT Team

/ 5 Aug 2024