TCT North America 4.2
Concentrating concrete - hybrid manufacturing for large-scale construction
Sam Davies reports on the consortium aiming to develop a hybrid manufacturing system for large-scale building processes. more
Chip off the old block - how 3D technologies brought this classic car back to life
Sam Davies reports on how a vintage car buff used 3D technologies to reengineer a Delage Type S engine block. more
Additive and the architect - how 3D technologies are impacting construction
Deputy Group Editor, Laura Griffiths looks at how advanced technologies are changing the role of the architect. more
Walking with robots - creating a tailored fit exoskeleton with 3D scanning
Sam Davies looks at how a university research group is applying 3D scanning to create a tailored fit exoskeleton. more
Feet first - a closer look at 3D printed orthotics
Deputy Group Editor, Laura Griffiths puts Phits patient-specific 3D printed orthotics through their paces. more
Reconstructing surgery - 3D printing at North Manchester General Hospital
How North Manchester General Hospital brought 3D technologies in-house to make impossible surgeries a reality. more
"Industry 4.0 is the buzzword and we are heavily engaged" - Q&A with GOM UK
A few questions for Andrew Cuffley, Managing Director at GOM UK on 3D metrology in Industry 4.0. more
Production Ready - Desktop Metal prepares to unleash its Production System
Group Editor, Daniel O'Connor takes a look at the growth of Desktop Metal as it shifts its focus to metal 3D printing's holy grail, production. more
Download the latest issue of TCT North America
The latest issue of TCT North American Edition is here. Get your digital copy for FREE on the TCT app. more
Trends: Scouring Recent News for Ongoing Patterns
Todd Grimm's latest column takes a looks the trends that have pervaded the 3D printing and additive manufacturing news over the past twelve months. more
