Articles Tagged with ''additive manufacturing''

The AMT center is a collaborative, connected, and flexible environment designed to enable rapid development and deployment of new manufacturing technology and training for teams.

An innovative 3D printing method streamlines multimaterial manufacturing.

The innovation has practical applications in a variety of industries, including aerospace and automotive manufacturing.

Additive manufacturing allows engineers to create large, weight-optimized grippers for handling roof and floor assemblies.

TOKYO—Researchers in Japan have developed a new additive manufacturing technology for making high-precision parts with lightweight magnesium alloys.

Multimedia Editor and Host Jennifer Pierce shares highlights from the ASSEMBLY Audible podcast.

CAMBRIDGE, England—Additive manufacturing offers pros and cons for electric vehicle manufacturers.

OSLO, Norway—Engineers at chemical company Elkem ASA have developed an iron-silicon powder that may make it easier to print EV motor components.

FREMONT, CA—Velo3D Inc.'s Sapphire family of metal printers have achieved the U.S. Department of Defense’s  Green-level STIG Compliance.

For Chromatic’s process to work, the company needed accurate and reliable technology to meter, mix and dispense two-component polyurethanes.