3D Printing/Additive manufacturing

Stratasys J750 Packaging Zigzag

Digital Transformation

Shapeways maximises opportunities for 3D printing

Pharmaceutical Healthcare Medical Research Innovation Lab Science - Stock Image

Innovation

Antibiotic ‘printing’ could improve drug testing

As the outermost layer of the human eye, the cornea has an important role in focusing vision - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Innovation

3D printing continues to transform medical industry

Automation

How advanced drone technology could restore forests

Additive Manufacturing assembly area at Miskin - image courtesy of Renishaw

Leadership

Renishaw: The measure of success

3D printing

Digital Transformation

Siemens 3D printed turbine to lower emissions

Prototypes of different shape and surface have been 3D printed for trials this year in Curacao, Bahamas, Mexico and Guam - image courtesy of SECURE.

Innovation

Could additive manufacturing fix coral reefs?

The funding enables Fluxaxis the ability to create complex forms at a large range of scales and at faster speeds - image courtesy of Fluxaxis.

Innovation

Fluxaxis: 3D printing on every scale

Man is cleaning with brush object printed on 3d metal printer from metal additive manufacturing - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Digital Transformation

The challenge of producing high-quality additive manufacturing powders

All parts, AM components and systems used in space need to meet highly stringent requirements.

Digital Transformation

Accelerating the serial production of additive manufactured components

Topologically-optimised brackets deliver an innovative new approach to metal satellite parts for lighter weight and improved performance – image courtesy of 3D Systems.

Innovation

Metal lightweighting: The additive advantage