3D Printing/Additive manufacturing

MACH 2014 (Image - Copyright Paul Thomas Photography Ltd.).

MACH 2016: a unique showcase of manufacturing technologies

MACH 2014 (Image - Copyright Paul Thomas Photography Ltd.).

MACH 2016: a manufacturing technologies event with global appeal

JRI Orthopaedics will supply patient specific, 3D printed hip and shoulder implants for cases involving highly challenging bone and joint reconstruction surgery

3D printed implants offered through pioneering partnership

Materialise Metal 3D Printing

Materialise announces European-wide metal 3D printing tour

HiETA’s Additive Manufacturing (AM) Technology Centre

HiETA unveils additive manufacturing tech centre

An artists impression of artificial intelligence and robotics - image courtesy of DFC

Elon Musk leads tech giants with $1bn AI research plan

From two-way radios to smartphones, laptops to landlines, tablets to rugged handhelds no one is beyond reach in today's smart factory - image courtesy of DFC.

Tech & skills: the perfect connection for a brighter manufacturing future

‘E-floater’ from Floatility – a first-of-its-kind, lightweight, solar-powered, electric scooter. The working prototype was created with Stratasys 3D printing - image courtesy of Stratasys

New solar powered ‘e-floater’ electric scooter created using 3D printing

Company 3D prints ceramics that can withstand 1,700°C

MACH 2016

MACH 2016 gears up for largest event yet

Among the assembly tools 3D printed by Opel with its Stratasys FDM 3D Printers are those used to position the roof onto vehicles - image courtesy of Stratasys

Opel reduces assembly tool production costs by up to 90%