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In the biomedical sector, the ability to 3D print highly advanced or customized devices is not quite enough: all medical parts and products must undergo and meet stringent requirements—understandably. When…
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ANYWAVES, a spin-off of the French Space Agency (CNES), is a leading force in the development of antennas for aerospace applications using additive manufacturing and ceramic materials. The company, which…
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Ceramic 3D printing has proven itself a viable method for producing high-quality, complex parts for a range of applications. Now, as the process and materials continue to advance, additional capabilities…
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One of the main priorities of the aircraft industry today is to design and produce more efficient engines, which consume less fuel and are thus better for the environment and…
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Electroceramic-based energy devices like solid oxide fuel and electrolysis cells are promising candidates to benefit from using 3D printing to develop innovative concepts that overcome shape limitations of currently existing…
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Additive manufacturing is a key technology to providing innovative solutions for optimized optical instruments, meeting the growing demand for lightweight optical instrumentation aboard space and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platforms.…
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We are living through a time that is uniquely challenging. The COVID-19 pandemic brought much of the world to a standstill, and has forced us to question many things. In…
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A new report on the ceramics additive manufacturing market, Ceramics Additive Manufacturing 2020, is forecasting that additive manufacturing of technical ceramics can grow into a $3.1 billion overall market segment…
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Formnext + PM South China, an additive manufacturing industry event that is scheduled to have its debut this September in Shenzhen, has announced it has partnered with the Aachen Center…
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Additive manufacturing of non-oxide ceramics such as silicon carbide is much less developed than oxides (such as alumina and zirconia). If adequately developed, it could open the way to different…
