IMTS - rp+m Seeks Future of Innovation In Metal Additive Manufacturing With Concept Laser
rp+m selects Concept Laser to amplify their 3D metal printing effectiveness, enhancing its research & development capabilities
Latest Version of LabVIEW Communications Drives Rapid Prototyping for 5G
New Release Includes NI Linux Real-Time Capability and Application Frameworks for MIMO, LTE and 802.11
IMTS - ICAM Launches its New Adaptive Post-Processing™ Technology at IMTS 2016!
Adaptive Post-Processing™ is new technology that changes traditional CNC programming methodology by creating a unique integrated environment for the independent steps of post-processing, tool-path optimization and G-code simulation.
Brookings Report - America's advanced industries: New trends
Brookings Report: Leaders in cities, metropolitan areas, and states across the country continue to seek ways to reenergize the American economy in a way that works better for more people. To support those efforts, this report provides an update on the changing momentum and geography of Americas advanced industries sector-a group of 50 R&D- and STEM (science-technology-engineering-mathematics)-worker intensive industries the vitality of which will be essential for supporting any broadly shared prosperity in U.S. regions.
What emerges from the update is a mixed picture of progress and drift that registers continued momentum in the manufacturing sub-sector; a major slump in energy; and strong, widely distributed growth in high-tech services- all of which adds up to a somewhat narrowed map of growth overall. Cont'd...
America Makes and ANSI Announce Meeting to Discuss Draft Standardization Roadmap for Additive Manufacturing
Meeting Scheduled for September 26 in Youngstown, Ohio
Making a Splash in Water-Resistant Digital Devices
The growing trend of waterproofing portable electronic devices has led
fastener manufacturers to discover a low-cost solution
How 3D Printing Streamlines the Engineering Workflow
Michael Molitch-Hou for Engineering.com: The desktop 3D printing space has become an interesting one in the last year or so, as manufacturers shift the focus away from consumers and towards professional and industrial users. The technology has proven that it may not quite be ready to produce consumer goods for every household—or perhaps households aren't quite ready for 3D printing at home. Those in the industry know, however, that low-cost 3D printing is still a powerful technology, if not for fabricating home goods, then as an early design tool and, in some cases, even for short-run manufacturing. Cont'd...
3D Printer Market Is Seen as Pillar to Revive Japan's Manufacturing Industry
The SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises), especially the parts manufacturing factories will swell with the success of the 3D printer.
Three New Dates Announced for Robotic 3D Printing Demonstration Series Hosted by Viridis3D, Palmer Manufacturing & Supply, and Trident Alloys
New technology making production sand molds and cores in a working steel foundry
FABTECH 2016 Education Programming Provides a Competitive Edge through Leading Industry Speakers
Expert-led sessions cover all metal fabricating industry disciplines, available all 3 days of event
Metal additive manufacturing software 'Amphyon' uses simulations to offset printing distortions
Benedict for 3Ders.org: German startup Additive Works is developing a simulation-based preprocessing software for metal additive manufacturing. The “Amphyon” software package, currently in beta, uses a four-step approach which enables manufacturers to predict and avoid potential deformations in their printed parts.
As the metal additive manufacturing industry expands its collective wealth of knowledge and experience, users of SLM 3D printers are becoming less likely to create faulty printed parts. While a complete amateur might make the mistake of printing an unsupported or weak structure which exhibits radical contortions before it has even left the print bed, most makers now know a few things about stress points, deformations, and how to avoid bad prints. Despite these advancements, problems still persist even for the most advanced users of laser-based 3D printers. Problems such as residual stresses, deformations, and insufficient part density can occur frequently and, due to various design, material, and hardware factors, can often be hard to predict. Cont'd...
The Additive Manufacturing Industry Summit (AMIS) this September 2022nd
Additive Manufacturings premiere brands and most innovative minds gather in Dayton,
OH September 2022, 2016 to accelerate the development and design of manufacturings revolution.
FARO to Present at Canaccord Genuity 36th Annual Growth Conference
FARO® (NASDAQ: FARO), the world's most trusted source for 3D measurement and imaging solutions for metrology, factory automation, product design, public safety, BIM/CIM and 3D services applications, announced today that Bob Seidel, Vice President, Finance and Investor Relations, will present at the Canaccord Genuity 36th Annual Growth Conference on Wednesday, August 10, 2016 at 11:30 a.m. ET at the InterContinental Hotel in Boston, MA.
This Time, 3D Printer Makers Think They Found a Sweet Spot
Olga Kharif for Bloomberg Technology: 3D printing has long been a cool technology in search of a huge market. The industry may have found one in mass production.
Because of its high cost and slow pace, 3D printing’s use in manufacturing has been limited mostly to prototyping, making plastic molds for teeth alignment and creating tools. That may be about to change, potentially lifting the shares of printer makers 3D Systems Inc. and Stratasys Ltd. after a long slump.
HP Inc. will introduce a $130,000 printer later this year, which it says can make parts at half the expense and at least 10 times faster than rival printers -- and likely use lower-cost materials. While HP’s entry could be a competitive blow, it may also help expand the market for 3D mass production, where other printer companies have already turned their focus.
Jabil Circuit Inc. plans to be an early adopter of HP’s device, printing end plastic parts for aerospace, auto and industrial applications that it currently makes using processes such as injection molding, John Dulchinos, vice president of digital manufacturing at the electronics-manufacturing service provider, said in an interview. Cont'd...
3D Printing Gases Market expected to reach USD 46.50 Million by 2021
3D printing is a type of additive manufacturing technology where a three dimensional object is produced by placing successive layers of materialto create final product.
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