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Optomec 3D Printing Systems Used in Mass Production of Consumer Electronics
LITE-ON deploys Aerosol Jet Printing Process for handheld devices of top-tier brands
LAM 2016: Exploring the Multi-Faceted World of Additive Manufacturing
LIA's 8th annual Laser Additive Manufacturing (LAM®) Workshop welcomed over 170 attendees - over half of whom were new to the event - from 14 countries. They gathered in Orlando, FL on March 2-3 to discuss the latest developments in 3D printing, cladding and other revolutionary additive manufacturing (AM) methods.
Nano Dimension and FATHOM Agree to Collaborate on Introduction of Nano Dimension's 3D Printer
Nano Dimension Ltd., a leader in the area of 3D Printed Electronics, (NASDAQ, TASE: NNDM), announced today that it has signed an agreement to collaborate with FATHOM, an industry-leading advanced manufacturer, distributer and service provider with expertise in 3D printing, to introduce the DragonFly 2020 3D Printer to the Silicon Valley and the greater West Coast area.
Pley Will Be Streaming Toys to Be 3D Printed at Home
The leading toy rental company is expanding to rent 3D printers and stream toy designs that can be 3D printed in customers' homes.
Big Time Savings on Small Part: First 3-D-printed Component Flies on U.S. Navy's Trident II D5 Missile
By using entirely digital processes, Lockheed Martin engineers designed and fabricated the new component in half the time of traditional methods.
NASA is sending a 3D printer to space that you can use
Emily Calandrelli for TechCrunch: NASA is preparing to send its first commercial manufacturing facility to the International Space Station (ISS). The 3D printing company Made in Space has partnered with NASA to send their Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF) to the space station on a launch scheduled to take place next Tuesday.
Users on Earth can pay to use AMF, a 3D printer specially designed to operate in a microgravity environment, to print products on the space station. Once it arrives, Made in Space will be able to command AMF remotely from their headquarters in the NASA Ames Research Park.
Spencer Pitman, head of product strategy at Made in Space, told TechCrunch that the company has already secured 20 paying customers for AMF. Their customers include high schools that are hosting space-related design challenges, universities that will print medical research components, and companies that will print commercial parts for satellites and other spacecraft. Cont'd...
Synergis Partners with CAD Training Online to Deliver Advanced Online Training for Specialized Autodesk Solutions
Synergis Engineering Design Solutions, a division of Synergis Technologies, LLC and an Autodesk Inc. highest-rated value-added reseller in the Americas, today announced that it has partnered with CAD Training Online to increase its offering of online, live interactive Autodesk training solutions.
Onshape is the First Professional 3D CAD System for iPad Pro & Apple Pencil
New "Force Zoom" feature uses pressure-sensitive Pencil to increase CAD precision and speed
3D Printing Reboot
Dana Blankenhorn for SeekingAlpha: While many people consider 3D printing dead, given what has happened to the stocks of industry leaders such as 3D Systems, Stratasys, ExOne and voxeljet , it's more accurate to say the industry has rebooted and is preparing for another run.
This means the industry's excitement is now coming from college campuses and startups. As an investor you want to keep an eye on this, but withhold your investment.
Industry leader 3D Systems has been drawing a bid this year as it undergoes a restructuring, bringing in more professional management, anddropping the Cube, its consumer printer, from the product line. For all of 2015 it reported a loss of $664 million, $5.85/share, on revenues of $666 million. The stock, which once traded as high as $96/share during the last boom, is now at around $13, but it had been as low as $6.42 in mid-January. Founder Charles Hull, 76, has been kicked upstairs to a Chief Technology Officer role. Cont'd...
Will 3D Printing Be the Demise of Plastic Injection Molding?
When it comes to 3D printing versus injection molding, the best production method for your parts will become clear when you can answer these questions regarding your desired quantity, quality and cost.
Baker Aerospace Adding 3D Metal Printing Capabilities
Significant expansion to Baker 3D Solutions division
MBE / MBD Workshop: Enabling Your Digital Enterprise with Strategic Parts Management hosted by CADENAS PARTsolutions
Two-day immersive technical training course focused on re-using 3D CAD models from design to manufacture
America Makes and ANSI Launch Additive Manufacturing Standardization Collaborative
America Makes, the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute, and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) today announced the launch of the America Makes & ANSI Additive Manufacturing Standardization Collaborative (AMSC). The purpose of the AMSC will be to coordinate and accelerate the development of industry-wide additive manufacturing standards and specifications consistent with stakeholder needs and thereby facilitate the growth of the additive manufacturing industry. Participation is open to any interested person.Â
The catalyst for the AMSC is the fact that a number of standards developing organizations are engaged in standards-setting for various aspects of additive manufacturing, prompting the need for coordination to maintain a consistent, harmonized, and non-contradictory set of additive manufacturing standards. Â Full Press Release:
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America Makes and ANSI Launch Additive Manufacturing Standardization Collaborative
Kick-off Meeting Scheduled for March 31 in Philadelphia
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