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| Video |
| Engineers at Work on 3D Printed Rocket |
| Los Angeles-based space startup Relativity’s goal is to introduce an automated 3D-printing process to create custom, mission-specific rockets that can launch payloads the size of small cars. Its process reduces rocket part count from 100,000 to 1000, and has gained the attention of NASA. Check it out. |
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| From Prototyping to Production and Beyond |
| Less than a decade ago, talk of AM used in manufacturing environments was considered by many as hype. Not so today as manufacturers find new ways to harness the technology’s power. “The journey continues towards full production ramp-up, including in-process quality control, integration, automation and entire AM supply chains, to name a few,” writes Bertrand Humel van der Lee, chief customer operations officer at Germany-based EOS. |
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| Sponsored |
| SOUTHTEC Reflects Southeast Manufacturing |
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at the epicenter of Southeast manufacturing. Find ideas for new
products and the latest technology to build them. Connect with
like-minded professionals who can help your business thrive. Experience
the power of Southeast manufacturing by attending SOUTHTEC! |
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| AMUG Names DINO Recipients |
| The Additive Manufacturing Users Group
(AMUG) presented its DINO (Distinguished INnovator Operator) awards for
AM expertise and service to 10 individuals. The awards recognizes those
that have contributed to the AM industry with the intent to advance the
industry as a whole or to advance the skills and knowledge of
individuals. |
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| In This Issue |
| AMUG Delivers Again |
The ultimate 3D printing users’ conference wrapped up its biggest one yet, offering developments and technology galore.
AM Partnership Yields Improved Surgeries, Outcomes
Expertise from Materialise and device provider DePuy Synthes allows
surgeons to better plan maxillofacial surgeries and use patient-specific
guides and hardware to help ensure success. |
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| Coming in the Summer 2019 Issue |
New Machine, Focus on Titanium Key Machine Shop’s Evolution
Israeli machining company Sharon Tuvia branched out into AM nearly a
decade ago, and continues to add new technology to meet aerospace needs
and explore new markets.
Rapid + TCT Recap
3DMP editors will bring you the latest processes, applications, materials and research in AM presented at this year’s event. |
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