This week in Additive Manufacturing (Oct 24, 2023) #48
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This week in Additive Manufacturing (Oct 24, 2023) #48

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Gal Raz

Head of Additive Manufacturing

Published Oct 24, 2023
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Don't Miss Out on the Latest 3D Printing News.

  1. AI - Ai Build, a company that offers a cloud-based solution designed to reduce costs, delivery times, and material waste in the 3D printing production process, has raised $8.5 million in an A round.
  2. Metal - EOS launches the Al5X1, a new aluminum alloy for laser on a powder bed printing with improved mechanical properties.
  3. Metal - China's BLT has launched a twenty-laser version of its BLT-S800 printer with a build volume of 800 x 800 x 600mm.
  4. Large format - Modix from Israel unveils a new FDM printer, the Core-Meter, with a print volume of 1 cubic meter and a price of only 6,900 dollars.
  5. Software - Replique has launched a comprehensive and open-source database of 3D printable materials.
  6. Software - Dubai-based LEAP 71 has released PicoGK, an open-source software for computational engineering. Especially suitable for industrial 3D printing production.
  7. Glass - A team of researchers from Georgia Tech has developed a new approach to 3D printing small glass lenses and other structures that will be useful for medical devices and research applications - using ultraviolet light instead of extremely high temperatures.
  8. Metal - ValCUN from Belgium will present the Minerva, a printer for soft metals, at an affordable price at the upcoming Formanext exhibition.
  9. FDM/FFF - German chemical company Evonik has developed carbon fiber reinforced PEEK filaments for 3D printed medical implants.
  10. Space - The American Space Agency has successfully printed a nozzle for a rocket engine for space missions from aluminum with a unique design to reduce weight and improve cooling.


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