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Markforged appoints John Howard vice president of engineering
August 2, 2021
Markforged, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA, has announced the appointment of John Howard as its new vice president of engineering. In this role, he ...»
Bayerische Metallwerke patents AM process for complex tungsten alloy components
July 30, 2021
Bayerische Metallwerke GmbH, Dachau, Germany, a subsidiary of Gesellschaft für Wolfram Industrie mbH, has developed and patented a new manufacturi...»
Hawk Ridge Systems and Razorleaf launch strategic partnership
July 30, 2021
Hawk Ridge Systems, Mountain View, California, USA, a provider of 3D design, manufacturing and Additive Manufacturing solutions, has launched a str...»
SWISSto12 and Elbit Systems partner on Additive Manufacturing of advanced antennas
July 30, 2021
Defence electronics company Elbit Systems, Haifa, Israel, and SWISSto12, Renens, Switzerland, have partnered on the development and production of m...»
US Department of Defense releases guidelines for AM ahead of expansion
July 30, 2021
The US Department of Defense (DoD), in line with its increasing use of Additive Manufacturing following the publication of its AM strategy in Janua...»
3DEO produces one-millionth customer AM part
July 30, 2021
Metal Additive Manufacturing technology company 3DEO, Los Angeles, California, USA, reports that it has shipped its millionth production part: a sa...»
Croft AM improves woven wire mesh filters with Additive Manufacturing
July 30, 2021
Croft Additive Manufacturing Ltd was recently approached by its sister company Croft Filters Ltd, both based in Warrington, Cheshire, UK, to assist...»
Aurora Labs to manufacture steel parts for BAE Systems Maritime Australia's AM trial project
July 29, 2021
Aurora Labs Limited (A3D), headquartered in Canning Vale, Australia, has announced a collaboration with BAE Systems Maritime Australia to metal add...»
Optimised thermal management in semiconductor fabrication using AI-enabled generative design and Additive Manufacturing
An unexpected consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic has been its impact on the multibillion-dollar semiconductor microchip market: at the very same moment as demand for consumer electronics skyrocketed due to global lockdowns, the supply of semiconductors was bottlenecked by production disruptions. Now, supply chain shortages threaten the production volume of the industries dependent on these parts.
Scott Green and Niels Holmstock, 3D Systems, and Lieven Vervecken and Gert-Jan Paulus, Diabatix, explore how metal AM can be used to increase efficiency in semiconductor fabrication and boost the speed at which these vital components can be produced.
Forging a process for mass customisation via metal Additive Manufacturing
Metal Additive Manufacturing technologies offer the potential for true mass customisation, but in order to leverage this opportunity, new, complex workflows and business models have to be implemented.
In this article, Siemens Digital Industries Software’s Ashley Eckhoff considers the challenges when addressing the topic, from the addition of further complexity, to an already challenging Additive Manufacturing workflow, to traceability and regulation. By adapting the AM process to meet these needs, companies can reap the benefits of new markets uniquely suited to this technology.
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