3D Printing/Additive manufacturing

The Blade supercar made completely with 3D printing. Image courtesy of Divergent 3D

Innovation

Divergent 3D shows-off greener car manufacturing

The Warwick WMG additive manufacturing 3D printer at work 3D printing a part - image courtesy of WMG.

Smart Factory

Stratasys & Siemens unite to drive additive manufacturing offering

The fourth industrial revolution is being driven by digitisation, big data and other rapid advances in technology - Digital Disruption Manufacturing

Digital Transformation

Five tech trends reshaping manufacturing

A new technique for producing 3D printed organs could help reduce the use of animal testing in the pharmaceuitical industry - image courtesy of Pixabay.

Digital Transformation

3D printed organs offer alternative to animal testing

The Bosch Mondeville plant has acquired leadplant competence and provides fast 3D development and printing services - image courtesy of Bosch and Zortrax

Digital Transformation

Bosch implements efficient 3D printing solutions by Zortrax

A Reebok shoe is printed using the Liquid Factory technology. Image courtesy of Reebok.

Reebok unveils new additive manufacturing ‘Liquid Factory’

UPS first announced its expansion plans at a press event that also was attended by representatives from Fast Radius and SAP. In May - image courtesy of UPS.

UPS to establish 3D printing factory in Singapore

Industrial Strategy Sparks Grinding Industry Manufacturing UK Manufacturers Stock Image Pixbay

A digital manufacturing revolution

The huge spar was designed by Cranfield MSc students to test the capability of the new WAAM machine - image courtesy of Cranfield - metal 3D printed part

The largest metal 3D printed part ever made?

Industrial Strategy Sparks Grinding Industry Manufacturing UK Manufacturers Stock Image Pixbay

The fourth industrial revolution is already under way

L to R: Mike Kelly (i2M) and Steve Shadwell (Progressive Technology).

Merger creates new force in additive manufacturing