Siemens NX Q2 2019 Review
Siemens has moved its flagship NX product to a continuous release schedule, promising smaller, more manageable updates. Al Dean explains…
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Xact Metal enters UK market with two SLS 3D printers
The XM200S and XM200C machines from Xact Metal both offer a 127 x 127 x 127mm build chamber for metals…
Ansys partners with Airbus for autonomous flight
Airbus Defence and Space will be using Ansys SCADE tools to help develop future UAVs Just days after Ansys hooked…
Boom Supersonic is 3D printing flight hardware with Velo3D’s additive metals technology
Boom Supersonic, the company building history’s fastest supersonic passenger airliner featured in our hallowed pages back in 2017, has partnered…
Hot new Windform composite 3D printing material achieves ‘Flame Retardance’ rating
CRP Technology has launched its first flame retardant material for SLS 3D printing, maintaining the carbon fibre reinforced qualities of…
HP – Bold impressions
HP's brand-new 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Barcelona aims to help the company meet demand for…
Embracing digital fabrication
The move to fabrication of buildings in factories is happening in the blink of an eye and owes more to…
Sandvik moves deeper into AM with purchase of BeamIT stake
It might have little over 20 3D printers installed around the world, but materials, engineering and tooling company Sandvik has…
Sigma Labs PrintRite3D gets Airbus interest
Under the Airbus’ Test and Evaluation program, Sigma Labs has announced it will provide the aerospace giant with its PrintRite3D…
APWORKS moves to the UK for certified aerospace additive manufacturing
APWORKS has previously looked at the potential of metals AM, now it is looking to certify aerospace components APWORKS, a…
