Plastometrex, a technology provider specialising in advanced mechanical testing solutions based in Cambridge, has announced a strategic collaboration with Leonardo, an Italian company with a presence in aerospace, defence, and security.
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.
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.
Weber State University is using 3D printing in order to advance its research on composite materials that support northern Utah’s aerospace and defence ecosystem.
Chromatic 3D Materials announced on January 18 that it has passed 14 CFR vertical burn tests, which demonstrate compliance with anti-flammability standards for airworthiness.
In March 2022, Galactic Energy Space Technology Co. Ltd, (Galactic Energy), a commercial aerospace company based in China, announced the first successful full-system test flight of its WELKIN 50-ton Reusable LOX/Kerosene Engine.
Fabrisonic LLC, a manufacturer specialising in 3D metal ultrasonic additive manufacturing (UAM) and 3D printing applications, has announced its move to a larger ‘state-of-the-art’ facility in Lewis Center, Ohio.
The news follows previous work with the team at the Yeovil, UK-based iAero Centre which houses a suite of Markforged metal and composite 3D printing equipment.
Qosmosys, an international private company headquartered in Singapore, has worked with NuSpace in collaboration with Creatz3D in preparation for the launch of the Zeus-1 satellite.
Fortius Metals announced on December 6 that it has closed a priced seed financing round with AM Ventures. The 2 million USD round will be used to scale manufacturing capacity, grow the company and accelerate its go-to-market strategy.
