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AM Engineers need a set of best-practices… and a change in mindset
Technology advances alone are not enough to drive additive manufacturing into production workflows. But simple building blocks, such as best practices, management acceptance, and software to streamline production, can make the process of integrating additive into...
3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing in the Auto Industry
Although born in the mid-1980s, 3D printing has seen tremendous development in 2011, achieving a 29.4% growth in a year, far ahead of the 26.4% collective historical growth of the industry at that time. . 3D printing emerged from stereolithography, fused deposition...
Futuristic 3D Printer Could Be the End of Molds, Warehouses
Researchers from Northwestern University have created a new 3D printer that could be the "future of manufacturing." . The HARP (High-Area Rapid Printing) can print objects the size of an adult human in a matter of hours. Typically, large format printers sacrifice...
The New Industrial Revolution
Mobile supercomputing. Intelligent robots. Self-driving cars. 3D printing. . Many economists, political and business leaders from around the world are convinced we are at the beginning of a new industrial revolution that is fundamentally changing the way we live and...
Is 3D Printing the Next Big Thing in Cycling?
If you can think of it--and it can be modeled on a computer--you can print it. . Well, almost. . 3D printing is still relatively novel in the world of cycling gear manufacturing, but it's coming sooner than you think. Laser Powder Bed Fusion Laser Powder Bed Fusion...
Stratasys Unveils Range of Advanced Materials
Addressing the growing demands of engineers and designers to deliver production-grade, custom 3D-printed tooling and parts, Stratasys unveiled several new durable, temperature and chemical resistant FDM thermoplastics. . Meeting the specific requirements of 3D...
“Hybrid” Manufacturing Process Combines Deposition and Laser Peening
Dr. Michael Sealy at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is exploring combining laser peening with deposition using this Optomec . When we talk about “ hybrid manufacturing ” we usually mean some combination of 3D printing and milling technology. But at the University...
TRUMPF to Present a Solution for Automated Mass 3D Printing at Formnext 2019
TRUMPF announced that it is set to present a new solution that automatically changes substrate plates on the TruPrint 1000 3D printer. . The high-tech company intends to unveil it at Frankfurt’s Formnext, the world’s leading trade show for additive manufacturing. ....
Warehouses a Future Thing of the Past? Highest-Throughput 3D Printer Is Future of Manufacturing
Northwestern University researchers have developed a new, futuristic 3D printer that is so big and so fast it can print an object the size of an adult human in just a couple of hours. . . Called HARP (high-area rapid printing), the new technology enables a...
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