Additive Manufacturing

News • October 4, 2022

Renishaw showcases factory-of-the-future technologies

Global engineering technologies company Renishaw demonstrated at IMTS its latest metrology and manufacturing equipment that the company says will help customers digitalize their processes.

News • September 26, 2022

3D-printed metal parts go hypersonic

Purdue researchers use AM injector components from Velo3D to create Mach 6 conditions for a ground-testing facility.

Articles • September 23, 2022

A stronger ‘sandwich’

Southern Illinois University researcher has a $200,000 grant to improve the ultrastrong sandwich materials hidden in car panels and airplane wings

Articles • September 15, 2022 • Christopher Tate

Retain talent with training

Training is expensive, but so is not training

Articles • August 24, 2022

Protective material is lighter

A new foam-like material could be a game-changer for helmets, body armor and automobile and aerospace parts.

Articles • August 11, 2022 • Christopher Tate

Industry 4.0 No

Without skilled craftspeople, the Fourth Industrial Revolution won't have its anticipated impact.

Articles • June 2, 2022 • William Leventon

Mazak upgrades VMC

The Variaxis i-800 NEO VMC offers an improved CNC, shorter cycle times, increased workpiece capacities and more automation options.

News • May 30, 2022

To the moon and beyond with additive manufacturing

Aerojet Rocketdyne uses metal 3D printing technology from Velo3D to make a critical flight component lighter, smaller, and much less expensive than its predecessors.

Articles • May 23, 2022

Shape-shifting ceramics

Ceramic materials discovery could improve everything from medical devices to electronics.

Articles • March 17, 2022

Machine learning for material design

Researchers develop a new way to train a machine learning model to predict the properties of a material using less data.

Articles • February 7, 2022

Scientists are taking the heat

University of Chicago scientists invent way to funnel heat.

News • February 4, 2022

Tecnalia 3-D prints innovative designs from challenging metals

Tecnalia Research & Innovation, a leading private and independent research and technology organization in Spain, uses its material and manufacturing expertise to develop innovative designs in the most challenging materials for the cutting tool industry.n