Additive manufacturing continues to be a growing part of the manufacturing landscape. Industry leaders and innovators are redefining the manufacturing landscape through 3D printing and related ...

So, wire arc additive manufacturing, or WAAM as folks in the know call it, is pretty neat. It’s basically a fancy way to ...

It’s easy to see from the many types of available systems and the innovative technologies being developed that additive manufacturing (AM) is an extremely active area. Although operating details vary ...

The MDF, supported by Department of Energy’s Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office, is a nationwide ...

Aerospace has always been about pushing boundaries, but the way parts are actually made has long stayed rooted in old habits.

What does the future hold for additive manufacturing? Soon it could be leveraged to build stronger objects from materials impregnated with carbon nanofiber. It’s currently under testing for printing ...

Known as the ‘Airbike’, it is a bike with a difference. Made of nylon but strong enough to replace steel or aluminium, it requires no conventional maintenance or assembly. It is ‘grown’ from powder, ...

Utilization of additive manufacturing for gas turbine component design has been demonstrated to accelerate design cycle times, reduce development test times, provide increased test data and serve to ...

Additive manufacturing is revolutionising the field of orthopaedics by enabling the custom fabrication of patient-specific devices. The technology utilises computer-aided design along with advanced 3D ...

Additive manufacturing (AM) has witnessed tremendous growth as its focus has shifted from prototypes to end-use functional parts. However, the industry has a set of critical production challenges, ...

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is the term coined by Klaus Schwab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, to describe the fourth major industrial era since the first ...