Additive Manufacturing

A team working within Penn State’s CIMP-3D has received a $1.4 million grant from the Air Force Research Laboratory to investigate the random flaws that emerge during powder bed fusion AM processes.

Broad expansion of portfolio includes new capabilities for electrical design and requirements management.

Study polled engineers and other decision-makers; findings show concerns of IP theft and long lead times to receive prototypes.

A look at two generative design partnerships between manufacturers and technology vendors show the value of collaboration.

Adaptive and Markforged help Humanetics create a 3D-printed “elderly” model with use of crash test dummies.

Renishaw has many trained STEM Ambassadors, one-third of whom are women, including Jess Henson, a development engineer who answered a series of questions about her role and women in engineering.

New SLA 3D printers join Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team’s arsenal of 3D Systems SLS and SLA solutions.

3D printed anatomical models can provide medical professionals enhanced visualization and can also be used for patient education, according to 3D Systems.

Production Services Management, Inc. forms wholly-owned subsidiary, Azoth, to provide an on-site additive manufacturing solution with RIZE and Dynamic Detroit.

System from EOS for industrial 3D printing with polymers further improved.

Audi says it expects notable reduction in prototyping lead times for tail light covers, with turnaround times decreasing up to 50% compared with traditional methods.

The first step is doing the simulations and storing as much about them as you can; automation and consistency are add-on benefits that you shouldn’t overlook

You can take your pick of revolutionary technologies changing the world today. In the field of design engineering, technologies like simulation, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, additive manufacturing and sensor-laden, connected products are just a few with society-altering promise.

Online portals are quickly becoming the industry standard for parts. Here's a look at the benefits and when to bring in specialists.

3D printers can make tooling and fixtures that can save time and money when ramping up production lines.