Additive Manufacturing

Siemens works with companies across the globe to help them achieve their additive manufacturing goals, and has identified a multitude of low-risk ways that companies getting started with additive can use to quickly realize their goals without sacrificing their production...

Burloak and Kinectrics will join forces to optimize design and manufacturability of components and replacement parts for applications used in the nuclear power generating process.

Micro-precision 3D printing can help manufacturers affordably create very small, highly detailed products and components.

New division set up for rapid prototyping and small- to mid-batch production.

The partnership allows U.S.-based companies to serve a range of industrial applications as well as classified projects with government agencies.

Beta enables integration with ideaMaker library and introduces Boolean operations.

Shop System binder jetting enables cost-effective batch production of 316L stainless steel parts via additive manufacturing.

The MIT spinout expands its flagship 3D printing technology to build products for medical and consumer industries.

Diamond Age is a full stack robotics startup that is automating new home construction.

An artist’s vision comes to life with WASP’s CRANE 3D printing technology, creating a physical, sustainable, livable sculpture.

The company uses Ultimaker S5 and Kimya’s ABS-ESD to cost-effectively produce 300 accurate sealant parts annually with anti-electrostatic properties.

Nano Dimension expands its reach beyond additive manufacturing electronics.

DE Editors discuss traveling to Rapid + TCT Conference, virtual car race hosted by Ansys, use of simulation in the Olympics, a 3D-printed bridge made by 3X3D, more

Three high school and three college teams received top honors in the additive manufacturing competition.

Desktop Metal commercializes titanium for bound-metal production of high-strength, lightweight components.