3D Printing/Additive manufacturing

Innovative vehicle chassis – the ‘Hackrod’ – created using Autodesk’s Dreamcatcher generative design software.

Innovation

How does generative design unlock engineering innovation?

Smart Factory

BAE Systems: behind the scenes of the F-35 Fighter

Innovation Start Ups Leadership - Stock Image

Innovation

How can you better connect design and manufacturing teams?

Additive Manufacturing - The scalable nature of the Stratasys Continuous Build 3D Demonstrator allows it to be easily expanded according to production requirements – image courtesy of Stratasys.

Innovation

Additive manufacturing platform offers continuous production

Archinaut can assemble large trusses in-orbit. Image courtesy of Made in Space.

Innovation

Archinaut spacecraft to manufacture structures in orbit

The in-house Stratasys 3D Printer enables the creation of exact replicas of the patient’s anatomy and allows customized fittings and pre-bending of plates – image courtesy of Stratasys.

Innovation

3D printing transforms hospital surgeries

Additive Manufacturing - Inspecting the form of a part during build

Innovation

Setting sail for a new era of additive manufacturing

McLaren Racing Honda MCL32 race car – image courtesy of McLaren Racing.

Digital Transformation

3D printed parts to improve McLaren F1 performance

The design principles a company learns from additive manufacturing jigs and fixture products then become part of its business toolkit - image courtesy of Materialise.

Smart Factory

Additive manufacturing on the mind

Wiivv has created the world's first custom sandal designed and 3D printed to fit the unique contours of feet - image courtesy of Wiivv and Kickstarter.

Innovation

Wiivv launches campaign for the world’s first custom flip flops

A peregrine falcon is able to stay in control and airborne at speeds of up to 200mph, even in high winds – image courtesy of BAE Systems.

Innovation

Future aircraft inspired by peregrine falcons