Roboze has announced it will initiate a circular economy programme from January 2022 that will allow users of its 3D printing systems to return waste material and 3D printed parts at the end of their lifecycle.
TCT speaks to Shell's 3D Printing Technology Manager Angeline Goh about supply chain, digital warehousing and introducing new technology to a traditional industry.
Manufacturing software provider Assembrix is working with Boeing, EOS, BEAMIT and 3T Additive Manufacturing to demonstrate a cross-continent distributed 3D printing network.
TCT Head of Content Laura Griffiths catches up with Hubs CEO Bram de Zwart as the service provider looks to the future of manufacturing after merging with Protolabs.
Markforged is working with Konica Minolta Australia and the Australian Meat Processor Corporation to deploy its 3D printing technology in meat processing plants.
Cumberland Additive has become the latest company to expand its operations into the Neighborhood 91 additive manufacturing campus at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Daimler Buses and its Omniplus service brand have set up a 36m-squared mobile 3D printing centre for the decentralised additive manufacture of spare parts.
Dr. Siavash H. Khajavi and Prof. Jan Holmström explore the impact of additive manufacturing on supply chains in relation to digital inventories and spare parts and bridge manufacturing (also known as stopgap manufacturing).
Three panelists discuss lessons learned from the pandemic, important considerations and the biggest opportunities for integrating 3D printing into your supply chain.
TCT Head of Content Laura Griffiths is joined by three experts from across the additive manufacturing gamut to discuss the challenges and opportunities for 3D printing in supply chain.
