Additive Manufacturing

Discovery shows the highest operational efficiency thus far for nickel-titanium-base materials

Velo3D, a metal additive manufacturing technology company for mission-critical parts, announced that Hermeus, a company developing hypersonic aircraft for defense and commercial applications, has acquired two Velo3D Sapphire printers for high-volume production: an original Sapphire and a large-format Sapphire XC.

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

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

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

Training is expensive, but so is not training

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

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

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

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

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

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