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Rolls Royce Works with Student Team to Create 3D Printed Jet Engine Model
April 1, 2018
3D Hubs Student Grant finalist JetX represents a team of aerospace engineering students working with Rolls Royce to create the world’s first functional 3D printed jet engine model that will provide instant design feedback.
TuPOD, a CubeSat Developed by CRP USA, Has Successful Mission
April 1, 2018
CubeSat, a TubeSats deployer, was developed via additive manufacturing using Windform XT 2.0 composite material.
Moldex3D Helps Synventive to Simulate Advanced Pin Movement
February 1, 2018
Synventive Molding Solutions manufactures hot runner systems for the plastics injection molding industry. Its activeGate Technologies are a line of control systems that give molders using valve gated hot runner systems control beyond the on/off ability of conventional valve...
Skullcandy Chooses Eckel to Build Anechoic Test Chamber
February 1, 2018
Test chamber project helps strengthen Skullcandy brand’s R&D capabilities.
Front-End Loader Linkage Durability Analysis Using Load Input from True-Load
November 1, 2017
Acer Achieves Quality Surface Finishes with Moldex3D DOE
October 1, 2017
Acer used Moldex3D DOE (Design of Experiment) analysis to examine possible defects and achieve optimum gate design and process conditions.
Siemens Power & Gas Uses 3D Multiphysics-Based Virtual Prototyping
October 1, 2017
Future of Making Things
September 1, 2017
Port of Rotterdam’s RAMLAB and Autodesk pioneer ‘on-demand’ additive manufacturing for ship repair, providing a glimpse into the future of making things.
Reverse Engineering and 3D Printing for Motorsports
September 1, 2017
Wiring in racecars is becoming more and more complex and power units are made up of several parts that need to be integrated into the final assembly.
Reverse Engineering: Reducing Production Costs
July 31, 2017
The production of functioning prototypes that at the same time has to achieve the level of a sports car requires precision and durability.
Ensuring Part Quality in Industrial Metal Additive Manufacturing
July 31, 2017
Sintavia uses Concept Laser’s meltpool-monitoring system to demonstrate value of in-situ monitoring of metal AM builds.
Artec 3D Scanning Helps Create Hybrid Reality at NASA
July 31, 2017
With the Artec Eva 3D scanner, engineers at NASA’s Hybrid Reality Lab are able to scan tools and other assets that are used in space and create 3D printed trackable versions that can be used to enhance training.
Baker Hughes Develops Predictive Maintenance Software for Gas and Oil Extraction Equipment
July 1, 2017
To monitor the pumps for potentially catastrophic wear and predict failures before they occur, Baker Hughes analyzes pump sensor data with MATLAB and applies MATLAB machine learning algorithms.
How Light-Weighted Airplane Seats Can Save Airlines $200 Million
July 1, 2017
No normal airplane seat frame: this one has been light-weighted using lattice and surface optimization, meaning an algorithm in Autodesk’s Netfabb software produced the geometry to meet specified design goals.
Hyundai Wearable Robotics for Walking Assistance Offer Spectrum of Mobility
June 1, 2017
Explore the process of developing a system that can handle complex control algorithms to capture data remotely from various sensors simultaneously and perform real-time control of multiple actuators for a wearable robotics device.



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