Aerospace - TCT (Page 45)

3Diligent releases Complete Guide to Metal 3D printing

3Diligent has released its Complete Guide to Metal 3D Printing, a comprehensive assessment of current and future trends in metal 3D printing.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Aug 2017

FAMU receive $4.9m research grant from National Science Foundation

A grant worth $4.9 million has been provided to Florida A&M University (FAMU) and FAMU-FSU College of Engineering by the National Science Foundation to kick-start research in novel materials, devices and additive manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 8 Aug 2017

FAMU Research grant Professors Ramakrishnan, Dickens and Sachdeva (left to right) in front of the high-resolution 3D printer that will be used to manufacture novel materials and devic...

Ogle Models and Zodiac Aerospace produce aircraft seat model with SLA 3D printing

Ogle Models, a UK-based modelling and design company, teamed up with Zodiac Aerospace to design a full-scale exhibition model of a business class aeroplane seat.

By TCT Team

/ 3 Aug 2017

Ogle Models Zodiac Aerospace - Brian Petty

TCT Awards Aerospace Application shortlist announced

As we gear up for the inaugural TCT Awards on 27th September, the shortlist for the first TCT Applications Award category has been revealed.

By TCT Team

/ 31 Jul 2017

TCT Awards Aerospace Application shortlist announced

Destination Space

How Stofiel Aerospace is using desktop 3D printing to address the market gap for on-demand access to low-earth orbit.

By Daniel O'Connor

/ 20 Jul 2017

MK3 rocket in various stages of construction - Stofiel Aerospace Facebook

Stratasys Direct Manufacturing to 3D print parts for Airbus

Airbus has selected the Stratasys subsidiary to manufacture non-structural parts in ULTEM 9085 material for its A350 XWB aircraft.

By TCT Team

/ 20 Jul 2017

Bionic Production and Leistritz Turbinentechnik announce 3D printing for aerospace production alliance

Bionic Production AG, a scientific research company which aims to bring 3D printing to series production, has partnered with Leistritz Turbinentechnik GmbH, an aerospace component provider.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Jul 2017

Bionic Production Leistritz Turbinentechnik GmbH Sven Nieper, Managing Director, Leistritz Turbinentechnik GmbH (right) and Klaus Mueller, CCO, Bionic Production AG (left) s...

West Virginia University to conduct 3D printed liquid foam research on International Space Station

West Virginia University (WVU) has received grant amounting to $100,from NASA to support the education institute in its research and technology development aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

By TCT Team

/ 12 Jul 2017

NASA International Space Station The International Space Station

Made In Space to use PEI/PC polymer on International Space Station 3D printing platform

Made In Space has revealed it has begun using PEI/PC, a high-performance polymer, in its Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF) on the International Space Station (ISS). The company's Archinaut technology will also benefit.

By TCT Team

/ 12 Jul 2017

Made in Space ULTEM Print A small object printed in an ULTEM material.

Roboze partners with Inovsys SAS to develop new medical and aerospace-grade materials

Inovsys SAS, an innovation and technology service based in Marignane, France, has partnered with Roboze to develop new materials in medical and aerospace applications, the Italian 3D printing company confirms.

By TCT Team

/ 10 Jul 2017

Inovsys Roboze Inovsys and Roboze will partner to develop and study new materials for medical and aerospace applications.

Lockheed Martin pledges $1m to develop additive manufacturing lab on MSU Denver campus

Global aerospace company, Lockheed Martin has pledged a $1 million grant for the development of an on-campus additive manufacturing facility in the company’s name at Metropolitan State University (MSU) of Denver.

By TCT Team

/ 5 Jul 2017

MSU Denver Lockheed Martin MSU Denver students like Rubi Solis (right) will benefit from Lockheed Martin’s $1 million grant to harness new manufacturing technology for space programs....

Creaform to extend expertise in non-destructive testing to aerospace

Creaform, a specialist in portable and highly accurate 3D measurement technologies, is extending its expertise in non-destructive testing (NDT) to the aerospace industry.

By TCT Team

/ 5 Jul 2017

Creaform handyscan Creaform HandySCAN technology certified by Airbus.