BAE Systems have signed an agreement to work with Renishaw to work together on the development of additive manufacturing capability for the defense and aerospace sector, designed to help improve
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X-ray microtomography has become, over the years, an indispensable means for non-invasive, non-destructive characterization of materials in three-dimensions. Industrial computed tomography, also known as CT scanning, is able to simply
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Additive manufacturing system provider Velo3D surveyed a variety of non-customer, additive- manufacturing experts for their thoughts about developments in the industry in the coming year. Their responses cover a host
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Inkbit, the company that built the first 3D printer driven by vision-based feedback control and artificial intelligence, has announced it has raised $12M in equity financing round led by Stratasys and DSM
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3D Systems has been awarded a contract to conduct research and development of a Corrosion Performance Design Guide for Direct Metal Printing of Nickel Alloys. 3D Systems received the award
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ZEISS AMcontrol now enables the quality of the powder bed to be observed and analyzed during the 3D printing process. A uniformly distributed and trouble-free powder bed is essential for
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Increasing demand for automated, self-regulating, machinery has led to a micro industry of businesses investing heavily to provide the very latest smart technologies. As machines get smarter and consumer requirements
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Renishaw has launched InfiniAM Sonic acoustic process monitoring software to complement its InfiniAM suite of additive manufacturing (AM) monitoring tools. InfiniAM Sonic enables engineers to detect acoustic events within the
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Additive manufacturing systems can generate highly complex components, which could not be produced with conventional machine tools or only with great effort. Nevertheless, such industrial 3D printers are far from
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Carl Zeiss Industrial Metrology and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have entered into a five-year cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) to gain a deeper understanding of additive manufacturing (AM)
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