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Is 3D printing the key to sustainable manufacturing?
A study from the U.S. Department of Energy revealed that additive manufacturing can reduce…
Students creating tiny 3D printed houses
As part of their school curriculum, students in Fruitvale, CO are creating and…
This new 3D printer can manufacture more detailed ceramics
A startup out of New York called Kwambio has designed and developed new…
St. Mary students become inventors with 3D printers
The GE Additive Education Program is helping St. Mary’s Catholic School incorporate…
Metrology expert elected to UK’s Royal Academy of Engineering
Professor Geoff McFarland, Group Engineering Director at Renishaw, a global engineering…
Renishaw and Identify3D Collaborate to Enable Secure Digital Manufacturing
Renishaw, a world leader in metrology and additive manufacturing (AM) technologies…
NDT Company Launches Exclusive High Energy CT Inspection Service
Jesse Garant Metrology Center (USA and Canada) is pleased to announce the launch of its new…
Titanium Taking Off
From bicycles to airframe and engine parts, from automotive structures to dental implants, additive manufacturing with titanium powders is taking off. Called a “miracle metal” in some circles for its unique combination of properties, titanium and its cast and wrought alloys offer designers solutions to often challenging combinations of requirements for strength, shape memory, corrosion resistance and biocompatibility…
Additive Manufacturing–Simulation Key to a True Revolution
As 3D printing permeates the manufacturing landscape, it holds great promise….
Mass Customization Comes to Dentistry
As metal additive manufacturing continues to move from rapid prototyping…
