Designer Umberto Palermo from Turin has taken inspiration from the post industrial world in the urban environment to create a watch collection entitled WATCH-UP using metals additive manufacturing.
A research team at the Centre for Additive Layer Manufacturing at the University of Exeter has presented a method of producing aluminium composite parts through SLM.
The production of metallic objects directly through an additive process represents arguably one of the greatest revolutions in manufacturing since humans first began to deliberately manipulate metals around 8,years ago.
Gold, Silver and now Bronze. No, not a cheap effort to cash in on the Olympics, but i.materialise's line up of metals, completed last week with the addition of the habitual third-place metal.
