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Oerlikon, TUM & Linde to develop strong and lightweight aluminium-based alloy for additive manufacturing

The additive manufacturing cluster set up by the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Oerlikon and Linde is to develop new aluminium-based alloys for the aerospace and automotive sectors.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Nov 2019

Oerlikon-AM_Aerospace_Sentinel-Antenna Weight reduction in parts is a major objective for the aerospace and automotive industries. - Oerlikon

DSM and Twikit partner to develop new 3D printing applications in automotive, medical and apparel markets

Royal DSM and Twikit have announced a partnership that will seek to leverage 3D printing to co-develop new solutions in the medical, automotive and apparel industries.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Oct 2019

RPS NEO 800 3D printing platform harnessed to produce prototypes for Briggs Automotive Company

Briggs Automotive Company (BAC) has harnessed 3D printing service provider Malcolm Nicholls Ltd (MNL) to produce prototypes for the company’s BAC Mono R supercar.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Oct 2019

Wheel arch printed on RPS' NEO 800 by Malcolm Nicholls Ltd. Wheel arch printed on RPS' NEO 800 by Malcolm Nicholls Ltd. - Malcolm Nicholls Ltd

KAM brings automotive simulation expert on board as Chief Scientist

Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing (KAM) has announced the appointment of Dr. Robin Tuluie as Chief Scientist.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Oct 2019

KAM brings automotive simulation expert on board as Chief Scientist

LÄPPLE Group uses MakerBot 3D printers to halve lead times and costs

The company is deploying 3D printing across all subsidiaries to serve a range of applications including concept models, prototyping and serial production equipment.

By TCT Team

/ 9 Oct 2019

LÄPPLE Group uses MakerBot 3D printers to halve lead times and costs

Foundry Research Institute and ParaMatters partner to develop lightweight suspension upright with generative design tools

Poland’s Foundry Research Institute has worked with ParaMatters to leverage its CogniCAD generative design and topology optimisation software and develop a lightweight automotive suspension upright.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Oct 2019

ParaMatters Suspension upright 3D printed with PMMA Suspension upright 3D printed with PMMA. - ParaMatters

German RepRap 3D printer assists production of emission-free BICAR

Swiss company focused on creating sustainable electric vehicles has unveiled how it is using large-format 3D printing to build emission-free, single-seater vehicle.

By TCT Team

/ 1 Oct 2019

The BICAR with inventors Hans-Jörg Dennig (left) and Adrian Burri (right) (Credit: Share your BICAR AG) - ulricbea

KW Special Projects secures funding for Silverstone-based Digital Manufacturing Centre

KW Special Projects has secured funding for a new Silverstone-based digital manufacturing facility that will house both polymer and metal 3D printing equipment.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Sep 2019

KWSP Digital Manufacturing Centre Render Silverstone - KW Special Projects

Winning the manufacturing race: Brad Keselowski on 3D printing, motorsport and the need for speed

Deputy Group Editor Laura Griffiths sits down with NASCAR racing driver and Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing CEO Brad Keselowski in Detroit.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 10 Sep 2019

Keselowski KAM takes a hybrid approach to manufacturing with a range of additive and subtractive technologies.

Brake-through: Bugatti builds high-performance components with SLM Solutions

Bugatti builds functional components for high-performance vehicles with SLM Solutions metal 3D printing.

By TCT Team

/ 4 Sep 2019

3D Systems and Toyota Motorsport partner to develop 'first-to-market' 3D printing products

3D Systems and Toyota Motorsport are to develop ‘first-to-market’ 3D printing systems, materials and software platforms after entering into a partnership to change automotive engineering.

By TCT Team

/ 29 Aug 2019

Briggs Automotive Company applies Stratasys FDM 3D printing to air intake prototype

Briggs Automotive Company has harnessed Stratasys’ fused deposition modelling (FDM) technology to produce a functional prototype of an air intake system for the Mono R supercar.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Aug 2019

Briggs airbox Stratasys Fully functional 3D printed air intake tested on the Mono R supercar to improve final on-road performance.