November 30, 2021
The aerospace industry continues to innovate when adopting new engineering technologies.
The need for increased fuel efficiency, lightweighting and electrification has led aerospace OEMs and parts suppliers to incorporate generative design, 3D printing, advanced simulation and new materials into their design workflows.
In this Special Focus Issue, we take a look at some of the key technologies impacting the aviation markets, including metal printing, artificial intelligence, simulation and new approaches to electronics design. We hope you enjoy the issue.
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Editor’s Pick: Accelerating lattice generation
nTopology third generation update features fundamental rewrites to its core software, which...
Editor’s Pick: Manage rapid prototyping in model-based engineering
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Editor’s Pick: Improve file editing for 3D prints
Now released is Materialise Magics 26, software for 3D printing file preparation.
Editor’s Pick: Polymer 3D printing on the desktop
Target markets for the Nexa3D XiP 3D printer include engineering, dental,...