Hewlett Packard Company Profile

During RAPID + TCT, HP debuted new products and solutions.

As use of 3D printing expands, designers are challenged to ensure quality control. New tools are emerging to help.

One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.

Up and down the automotive supply chain, engineering organizations are turning to AM and DfAM principles to gain an edge on electrification and lightweighting design goals.

DE looks at two configurations of HP’s top-of-the-line 15-in. mobile workstation.

Today’s engineering designs are shaped with sustainability and incorporate innovation.

HP’s latest Z2 tower workstation is entry-level in name only.

Also, HP Metal Jet progress continues ahead of commercial launch.

Panelists explore the intersection of additive and subtractive manufacturing.

Closed-loop process transforms recycled materials into injection-molded fuel line clips.

HP makes their lightweight mobile workstation even thinner and smaller than previous versions.

With partners SOLIZE and HP and help from 3D printing, Nissan optimizes production of NISMO Heritage Parts.

Companies found way to extend life of already-used 3D printed powders and parts, turning them into auto components for Super Duty F-250 trucks, creating closed-loop on waste.

Business notebooks from HP and Lenovo powered by AMD Ryzen PRO 5000 Series Mobile Processors provide performance and enterprise-class security solutions to meet demands of the workforce.

SOLIZE, HP and Nissan share commitment to sustainable production, finding innovative ways to reduce, reuse and recycle.