3D Scanning Market size is expected to exceed USD 6 billion, growing at a CAGR of 11.5% from 2015 to 2022
"3D Scanning Market Size By Range (Short Range, Medium Range, Long Range), By Product (Structured Light Scanner, Laser Scanner, Optical Scanner), By Application (Aerospace & Defense, Healthcare, Architecture & Engineering, Industrial Manufacturing, Entertainment & Media), Industry Analysis Report, Regional Outlook, Application Potential, Price Trend, Competitive Market Share & Forecast, 2015 - 2022"
Additive Manufacturing's premiere brands and most innovative minds gather in Dayton, OH September 20-22, 2016 to accelerate the development and design of manufacturing's revolution.
Additive Manufacturing experts gather to discuss evolving this technology beyond prototyping and modeling and into actionable, production-ready applications. This years event focuses on the work being done in Defense, Aerospace, Medical, and Industrial arenas, offering in-depth workshops, targeted case studies, and the best minds in AM.
Design Intent is Pivotal in 3D CAD Design for Manufacturing
Manufactured products from airplanes and automobiles to kitchen appliances and sport equipments are increasingly becoming - complex and sophisticated. New and ever evolving strategies in product design and manufacturing are mandatory in order to accommodate this complexity, while at the same time, empowering companies to lower their manufacturing cost in order to deliver equality products.
Student Engagement Essential to Drive Interest in Manufacturing Careers
Teachers, professors and other academic leaders often emphasize that among the greatest challenges in education and training is getting students engaged. This theory holds true regardless of the age of students, the school they attend or the subject they study.
Have we solved the nanomaterials problem?
Nick Hall for 3D Printing Industry: Researchers at Virginia Tech have potentially cracked a conundrum that has tormented the scientific community and created a viable method to produce usable metallic nanomaterials. Of course, 3D printing provided the answer and this really could change the world we live in.
Nanostructures have the capacity to disrupt a number of industries and they can revolutionize material science, medicine and battery technology to name just a few. If we can truly harness nanomaterials then almost every facet of modern life will change, from the clothes we wear to our water filtration system. It’s one of those breakthroughs that really could change everything.
So the potential is immense, but nanostructures are complex to produce in usable form. Scaling them up to a workable size has caused issues with the structural integrity, performance and consistency. Outside of the theoretical setting, they have largely frustrated us. Cont'd...
Industry Pioneers Introduce Rize™ One, Breakthrough 3D Printing Technology That Will Unlock New Markets, Fuel Innovation
The only zero-post-processing 3D printer, Rize One reduces turnaround time by 50%, cuts costs, improves part strength and eliminates harmful materials
A Sure Bet: FABTECH 2016 in Las Vegas to Showcase Advanced Manufacturing Technology and Innovation
Attendee and Media Registration Now Open for North America's Premier Metal Forming, Fabricating, Welding and Finishing Event
Sciaky to Deliver Industry-Leading Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing System to EWI
Sciaky and EWI will work together to 3D-print metal prototype parts for a wide range of manufacturers
Proto Labs Expands Its Additive Manufacturing Services with Concept Laser
Multiple Mlab cusing and M2 cusing machines have been integrated into the companys high-speed additive manufacturing center
Tinkers, Hackers and Inventors Unite at The Henry Ford for Maker Faire Detroit July 30-31
On July 30 -31 hundreds of makers from across the country will bring their wares, ideas, inventions and solutions to The Henry Ford for the seventh annual Maker Faire Detroit, the Midwests largest two-day festival dedicated to unconventional ingenuity, unbridled creativity and forward thinking
Norsk setting up industrial scale additive manufacturing plant in New York
Aerospace Manufacturing & Design: Norsk Titanium U.S. is building the world’s first industrial-scale metal additive manufacturing plant by 2017 in Plattsburgh, New York. Officials at the aerospace structural company say the state of New York and the State University of New York (SUNY) Polytechnic Institutehave place an order for 20 Norsk MERKE IV Rapid Plasma Deposition (RPD) machines.
“We are proud to be a part of the unwavering vision and leadership of Governor Cuomo and are moving forward in support of his efforts to revitalize upstate New York with jobs, technology and community pride,” says Norsk Titanium Chairman of the Board John Andersen Jr. “Our researchers have spent ten years pioneering the Rapid Plasma Deposition process that is now ready to cut millions of dollars in cost from the world’s premier commercial and military aircraft, and with the foresight displayed in other sectors, the State of New York is the ideal place to launch this manufacturing revolution.”
Norsk Titanium President and CEO Warren M. Boley Jr. adds, “Today marks the beginning of a new erain the way aircraft, marine vessels, automobiles, spacecraft, and many industrial products are designed and built. Not only are we creating jobs, huge economic impact and great visibility for the wider Plattsburgh community, we are also making history by kicking off a new phase of on-demand, near-net-shape manufacturing that sets a new benchmark of efficiency and customer responsiveness.” Cont'd...
Manufacturing Productivity Growth Slows to Crawl Worldwide
Strong Dollar Compounds the Damage to U.S. Competitiveness
Atomic-scale additive manufacturing techniques could create stronger, lighter, smarter materials
Benedict for 3Ders.org: Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have predicted that atomic-scale 3D printing techniques could be used to create stronger, lighter, and smarter materials. Focused electron- and ion-based methods could be used to develop quantum computers, efficient solar cells, and other technology.
In a paper published in the journal ACS Nano, ORNL researchers have reviewed several methods of atomic-scale 3D nanofabrication, suggesting ways in which the processes could be refined in order to perfect the art of creating material at the atomic scale. While traditional 3D printers deal with shapes divided into layers which are then turned into physical objects, the process known as “directed matter” involves fabricating structures atom by atom. Scientists believe that this form of additive manufacturing could allow manufacturers of the future to create near-perfect materials with incredibly precise structures. Cont'd...
ZMorph 2.0 SX Available Worldwide as the Market Demand Continues to Rise
ZMorph 2.0 SX is now available in over 50 countries around the world with only 7-day lead time for industry and retail buyers. Rising market demand and high sales spike make this the most successful product launch in ZMorph's history and a big milestone for the company.
Xometry - The Manufacturing On-Demand Platform - Launches Dassault Systèmes SOLIDWORKS® Integration
CAD Software Add-In To Provide SOLIDWORKS Users Instant Access to Xometry Platform for One-Stop Manufacturing
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