This week in Additive Manufacturing (May 16, 2024), #71
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This week in Additive Manufacturing (May 16, 2024), #71

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Published Apr 16, 2024
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  1. Metal - Nikon has introduced a new metal printing system called the Lasermeister LM300A. The system utilizes Directed Energy Deposition (DED) technology, along with a complementary 3D scanner.
  2. Metal - Relativity Space has recently obtained an $8.7 million contract from the US Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to study real-time flaw detection in 3D printing manufacturing.
  3. Metal - Researchers have developed new and improved railcar roller bearings that are made using metal powder 3D printing technology  .
  4. Sports - In Australia, Bryson DeChambeau is currently leading the golf circuit after using self-designed, 3D-printed golf clubs for the first time.
  5. Technology - Researchers at the University of Florida have developed a 3D printing method called Vapor-Induced Phase-Separation that can create both single-material and multi-material objects.
  6. SLS - a start-up company called micronics reveals a laser powder bed polymers printer at an unprecedented price of 3,000 dollars!
  7. Application - The digital inventory management software platform 3Dspark helped Alstom save $15 million.
  8. Production - Sintavia, the digital production company specializing in critical parts, announced a $25 million investment to increase its production capacity in 3D printing.
  9. FDM/FFF - Anycubic unveils a new filament printer that prints up to 8 different colors.
  10. Bicycles - Netherlands-based Scoop, which develops and sells high-performance carbon wheels, has introduced a 3D-printed rear hub for a bicycle after carrying out topological analysis to reduce weight.

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Great insight on 3D printing trends! 🌟 Plato once implied that necessity is the mother of invention - truly resonates with today's rapid tech advances.

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