Transportation
October 15, 20203DnA purchases Stratasys large-scale F900 3D printer
3DnA SRL, one of Italy’s leading engineering services bureaus, purchased a Stratasys F900 3D printer after having successfully used Stratasys’s Fortus 450mc system for prototyping and end-use parts manufacturing. The…
The Intercity Express of the German state railway Deutsche Bahn (DB) is a continental European system of high-speed trains renowned for their comfort and reliability. Occasionally things go wrong, however,…
The National Centre for Additive Manufacturing (NCAM), a United Kingdom research center, created a high-stress automotive part using electron beam melting. This AM process is typically reserved for aerospace manufacturing.…
Siemens Mobility Services has announced it will be acquiring two additional Stratasys Fortus 450mc 3D printers to expand part production for the rail industry. To date, the transport company has…
Mobility goes Additive (MGA), a network dedicated to exploring the adoption of AM in the mobility sector and pushing industrialization, has announced the approval of the first additively manufactured, safety-relevant…
At Frankfurt this week, 3D printing giant Stratasys announced a new additive-based solution for the rail industry aimed at keeping passenger trains up and running. Aptly called the Rail Industry…
October 30, 2019Could 3D printing revolutionize the UK rail industry?
UK-based infrastructure company Amey is the latest company exploring the use of additive manufacturing for the maintenance of the transportation industry. Unlike other companies we’ve seen, which are using 3D…
Aeronautics company Airbus has partnered with LM Industries to form a new company dedicated to local mobility and autonomy, Neorizon. The mobility startup will operate a microfactory designed to rapidly…
After partnering with Angel Trains, one of the UK’s leading train leasing companies, in December 2018, Stratasys has announced it is ready to move ahead to trial the first 3D…
With the climate crisis becoming increasingly more serious, many people are seeking more eco-friendly alternatives to everyday things, like fashion, eating and transport. In the latter category, Polish designer Piotr…

