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.
Head of Content Laura Griffiths & Senior Content Producer Sam Davies speak to several industry personnel to understand the potential role of 3D printing technology in more agile manufacturing supply chains.
Markus Glasser, Senior Vice President EMEA at EOS explores how 3D printing’s role in fighting Coronavirus can help other industries in 2021 and beyond.
Xerox’s ElemX Liquid Metal Printer is to be deployed at the Naval Postgraduate School in research efforts designed to transform military supply to forward-deployed forces.
Markforged has distributed its first wave of 3D printers to Michigan-based manufacturers as part of Project DIAMOnD, an initiative set up in response to the COVID-19 pandemic that hopes to improve the region’s manufacturing agility.
Dr Jennifer Johns of University of Bristol shares data around the current and potential role of additive manufacturing to increase supply chain resilience.
Speaking exclusively to TCT Magazine, Ramon Pastor - the World Wide General Manager of HP’s 3D Printing business - discusses the results of HP's Digital Manufacturing Report, including supply chain resiliency & mass customisation.
Deputy Group Editor Laura Griffiths reports from a panel featuring experts at MakerBot, CONTEXT, Deutsche Bahn and Mobility Goes Additive on 3D printing’s rise during the pandemic.
