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DEEP DIVES | Explained: Why voxeljet delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks exclusively to the voxeljet leadership after the took the decision to delist from the public markets.

By Sam Davies

/ 30 May 2024

DEEP DIVES | Explained: Why voxeljet delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange

DEEP DIVES | Through the doors: Inside the AM strategy at GE Aerospace

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies goes behind the scenes at a bona fide additive manufacturing leader.

By Sam Davies

/ 28 Mar 2024

DEEP DIVES | Through the doors: Inside the AM strategy at GE Aerospace

DEEP DIVES | Navigating a non-compliance notice: What next for Velo3D & others?

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies ponders the future of several publicly listed AM companies as they're hit with the same NYSE noncompliance notice.

By Sam Davies

/ 29 Feb 2024

DEEP DIVES | Navigating a non-compliance notice: What next for Velo3D & others?

How MMU's PrintCity is tackling the AM skills gap from two sides

Our first TCT UK User Group this summer, no matter which direction the conversation steered, there was one thread our group of experienced additive manufacturing (AM) users continued to pull on: skills.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 13 Dec 2023

High Performance: Formlabs 3D printing used to create high quality bikes faster and cheaper

As cycling is increasingly embraced for commuting to work, exploring nature, working out or racing, it is important for bike manufacturers to keep up with trends and technological developments.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 13 Dec 2023

Feel The Hit: Pushing the boundaries of tennis racket manufacturing with 3D printing

In Italy, a company leveraging additive manufacturing technology to enhance consumer and sporting goods has seen the tennis racket dampener as an opportunity. For where there is a part that absorbs shock, there is often a role for additive to play.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Dec 2023

In The Fold: HBD on 3D printing's role in the Honor foldable phone and AM in the 3C industry

Though the parts may be tiny, the buzz around additive manufacturing (AM) in consumer electronic devices is huge. Smartphone manufacturer Honor has also been busy working with several AM companies on its HONOR Magic V2 foldable phone.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 13 Dec 2023

Printing Twins: The agricultural equipment manufacturer developing a digital warehouse of back-up 3D printed parts

Three and a half years after the onset of Covid-19, people working in supply chain don’t consider what the next major supply chain disruption will be, only when it will be. It is not a source for speculation, but preparation.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Dec 2023

Pushing Forward: How Designability uses AM to enable human-centric designs

Designability is a UK-based charity that has dedicated the last 50 years to co-designing products and solutions with disabled people to deliver greater independence.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 13 Dec 2023

Make Me, Change Me, Sort Me: The order system underpinning 3DPRINTUK's services

We step into the 3DPRINTUK offices on a gloriously sunny day in North London, the kind of afternoon where the company is getting its money’s worth out of the temperature and humidity control technology in its facility on the ground floor.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Dec 2023

A Dollar and a Dream: Virginia Tech's use of 3D printing in a $1.5m tire retreading project

When Chris Williams – the L.S. Randolph Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech – started out as a professor 15 years ago, he couldn’t envisage that his lab would ever build bespoke additive manufacturing (AM) equipment.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Dec 2023

Race to Space: Project Sunride's record-breaking 3D printed liquid rocket engine

A liquid rocket engine built under the Sunride Project and successfully fired as part of the Race to Space initiative is believed to be the first metallic 3D printed rocket engine to be built and successfully tested by students in the UK.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 11 Dec 2023