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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

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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?

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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

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Where does 3D printing lie within Industry 4.0?

The strategy has been developed by the ATI in consultation with more than 150 senior personnel from industry, academia and government.

Additive manufacturing to redefine aircraft wings

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3D printing: changing the shape of manufacturing

MAPP aims to address the challenges and opportunities surrounding advanced powder processes through an ambitious interdisciplinary research programme.

Siemens invests in UK additive manufacturing specialist

The Rize One 3D printer aims to address the problem associated with previous 3D printing technology, post-processing - image courtesy of Rize.

Rize develops the first zero post-processing 3D printer – Rize One

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Key takeaways from Gartner’s top ten technology trends