3D printing technology has been used in many different industries, such as aerospace and robotics. In the solar industry as well, the advancement of 3D printing has helped to make it more affordable and efficient, and it has led to a higher rate of adoption of solar technology.
Companies are taking a step towards adopting Industry 4.0 technologies. We explore the impact of 3D Printing Technology in Manufacturing.
SLM Solutions and Burgmaier Further Strengthen Their Partnership In Tooling And Hybrid Manufacturing
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Burgmaier has established a technique of hybrid manufacturing using various steels such as 1.2709 or 16MnCr5: an innovation
Strengthening its design-led Manufacturing capabilities, Cyient has purchased a new SLM®280 system following
Optiswiss, the leading Swiss lens manufacturer with distribution throughout Europe, has partnered with Luxexcel to bring commercial 3D printed lenses to market for use in regular eyewear
Australian Firm Quad Lock Accelerates its Smartphone Mount Development with AM Solutions from Ultimaker
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Ultimaker one of the global leaders in professional 3D printing announced that Quad Lock, an award-winning smartphone-mounting solutions provider from Australia, utilises Ultimaker 3D printing solutions to keep…
Desktop Metal, a leader in mass production additive manufacturing (AM) solutions, announced it has qualified the use of 316L stainless steel for the Shop System™, the world’s first metal binder jetting system
Desktop Metal is acquiring ExOne to dominate Additive Manufacturing for Mass Production market
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Desktop Metal, Inc., a leader in additive manufacturing mass production solutions, has announced that it is set to acquire the ExOne Company.
TRUMPF reports sales at Previous year’s level and Strong Incoming Orders despite Covid-19
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The high-tech company is also starting the new fiscal year with bulging order books: incoming orders rose by 20 percent to 3.9 billion euros.
Continuous Composites Inc., a pioneer and innovator in the additive manufacturing industry, recently announced the successful closing of its $17 million Series A financing led by B. Riley Venture Capital
