GE Additive and Oerlikon Sign MoU for Additive Manufacturing Collaboration
"GE Additive and Oerlikon both understand the transformative power of additive manufacturing"
If Foxconn builds a manufacturing plant in Wisconsin, it won't be what many expect
John Schmid , Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Does Wisconsin have the deep reserves of digital-age systems engineers who are coveted in the new manufacturing economy
ETH zurich builds DFAB HOUSE using robots and 3D printers
DesignBoom.com: Built using a two-meter high construction robot, the machine works by moving autonomously on caterpillar tracks.
New Technology Uses CNC to Drop Metal 3D Printing Costs
Michael Molitch-Hou for Engineering.com: 3DEO, based in Los Angeles, Calif., may have found a method for dropping metal AM costs even further.
Computer scientists design flat sheets that transform themselves into smooth-surfaced, free-form objects
Phys.org: CurveUps are flat materials that transform themselves through material forces into the desired 3-D object.
Volkswagen Taps Ultimaker for Customized Tool Production
By 3D Printing Gauges, Jigs and Fixtures On-Demand and On-Site, Manufacturing Facility Saves an Average of Eight Weeks in Production
Pragmatism Pervades Smart Factory Floor
Gary Hilson for EBN Online: The smart factory is becoming a reality, but the transition to Industry 4.0 is a pragmatic one.
GE Additive creating world's largest laser-powder additive machine
"The machine will 3D print aviation parts that are one meter in diameter, suitable for making jet engine structural components and parts for single-aisle aircraft"
Augury Secures $17 Million Series B Funding Round to Power the Future of IIoT
Eclipse Ventures and Munich Re / HSB Ventures Co-Lead Round for NYC IIoT Startup
The Triumphant Rise Of 3D Printing: Good News For Commercial Property?
James Dearsley for Seeking Alpha: 3D printing has the promise to provide all of the required solutions for our future cities, but what is the tech currently capable of?
CONSTRUCTION OF 3D-PRINTED BIKE BRIDGE BEGINS IN EINDHOVEN
Janene Pieters for NL Times: The bridge is the first of its kind in the world and is printed with pre-stressed and reinforced concrete, according to NOS.
How This $28 Million Startup Hopes to Save the World With 3D Printing
Stephen J Bronner for Entrepreneur: Divergent 3D, founded by a one-time investor and two-time entrepreneur, holds patents on technologies that allow carmakers to print vehicles.
PRODWAYS GROUP PRESENTS ITS NEW RAPID ADDITIVE FORGING TECHNOLOGY FOR THE 3D METAL PRINTING OF LARGE PARTS
On the eve of Le Bourget Paris Air Show, Prodways Group, a subsidiary of Groupe Gorg©, presents its new RAF Technology (Rapid Additive Forging) for the 3D metal printing of large titanium parts.
How Trump Can Make Apprenticeships a Hit
Bloomberg View: Advocates often point to Germany, home to the worlds most well-developed apprenticeship system, as a model.
Three promising IIoT platform options aim to improve manufacturing
Linda Rosencrance for TechTarget: Given the exploding industrial internet of things market, surveying the choices can be overwhelming. To get you started, here's a look at three platforms and their focus areas.
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