Additive Manufacturing

The 2024 Digital Engineering Design & Simulation Summit Announces Call for Speakers

2024-04-10 10:45 AM by Wanda Parisien

Digital Engineering is seeking speakers for the 2024 Design & Simulation Summit. The third-annual virtual event will feature presentations led by industry experts in simulation technology, design, additive manufacturing, digital twins, and professional engineering computing hardware. The event will take place Thursday, October 24, 2024. The 2023 conference included sessions on: AI in Design for Additive Manufacturing …

‘AI is going to change pretty much everything, including 3D printing’ – Adrian Bowyer

2024-02-18 10:16 PM by Eugen Boglaru

There is no reason why artificial intelligence (AI) wonât radically impact 3D printing, according to Adrian Bowyer, the originatorÂ of the RepRap project. Bowyer, a TCT Hall of Famer, was discussing AI and 3D printing on the latest Additive Insight podcast, having previously delivered a presentation (âLook! A bandwagon! AI and 3D printingâ) on AI at …

Gilmour Space Rockets Ahead with AM

2023-12-12 05:43 PM by Wanda Parisien

As Australian company Gilmour Space Technologies launches from prototyping to production, it has selected EOS, a provider of metal and plastics AM solutions, as its primary 3D printing partner. The Queensland-based Gilmour is months away from attempting Australia’s first sovereign orbital launch from the Bowen Orbital Spaceport. Founded by two brothers in 2015, Gilmour Space …

Materialise Releases 3D Printing Trends for 2024 Video

2023-12-07 09:59 AM by Wanda Parisien

At the end of every year, Materialise says it reflects on the 3D printing industry asking, what will we see in the year to come? Normally, Materialise says the answer is the same: “The industry continues to grow.” This year Materialises suggests that 3D printing isn’t just increasing—it’s shifting. “We see shifting approaches. Shifting mindsets. Shifting markets. And …

Lithoz and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Team Up to Advance Ceramics

2023-12-05 10:58 AM by Wanda Parisien

Lithoz GmbH and the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory have signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to use Lithoz’s 3D printing technology to explore the processing and additive manufacturing of non-oxide ceramics. Based on laaser-induced slipcasting (LIS) technology, the Lithoz 3D printer uses laser slurry drying, or net shaping, …