Euler, the Icelandic software startup focused on applying artificial intelligence (AI) to improve fault detection in metal additive manufacturing (AM), has launched Euler Viewer, described as the industry’s first free real-time build viewer for metal AM operators.
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A new additive manufacturing (AM) cell, supported by funding from the UK Ministry of Defence, is set to strengthen the UK’s position at the forefront of aerospace innovation. Installed at Rolls-Royce’s UK Bristol facility, the advanced system will produce critical components for next-generation aircraft engines, supporting both defence programmes and wider industrial applications.
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AMiRIS in-process quality assurance system helps manufacturers validate Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) builds while they are still being made.
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In industrial additive manufacturing, ensuring consistent part quality remains one of the sector’s most persistent challenges. Variations in thermal conditions during the build process, particularly between layers, can significantly impact layer adhesion, structural integrity, and final part performance.
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Digital Quality Backbone for Additive Manufacturing – To support long-term quality assurance, rpm implemented a data-driven quality management approach using software solutions from amsight.
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Metamorphic AM, a UK-based design and engineering consultancy active in advanced computational Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) programmes, has launched a new service aimed at making high-level DfAM expertise more commercially accessible.
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Plastometrex has unveiled its new MultiScale capability, designed to capture high-resolution mechanical property variation across thin, welded, and complex geometries that are typically inaccessible to conventional mechanical testing.
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While the additive manufacturing (AM) industry has long discussed Data-Driven Production, Melotte, Additive Center, and amsight GmbH have officially moved beyond theory.
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The Applied Science & Technology Research Organization of America (ASTRO America) in partnership with Florida State University’s Institute for Strategic Partnerships, Innovation, Research, & Education (InSPIRE), has announced the second installment of its national 3D Printing Tech Challenge at the Defense Strategies Institute’s Military Additive Manufacturing (MILAM) Summit.
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By adopting the high-speed print head for in-house additive manufacturing, Subaru has cut tooling development time by more than 50 percent while significantly reducing overall prototyping and tooling costs.
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