Sustainability

Nikon SLM Solutions NXG XII 600 printing area and 12 lasers align with GKN Aerospace's vision to make large parts with high productivity, companies say.

Research from Yale School of the Environment shows reduction in greenhouse gas over traditional casting methods.

Polestar, Toyota, Marelli, and others among winners aiming to create a more sustainable, lightweight future.

Digging into the objectives behind digital-twin-based decarbonization efforts.

Ansys’ Sustainable Aviation Survey shows consumers willing to pay more for cleaner and smarter air travel.

Companies in all sectors must address the need for greater sustainability to meet customer demands. The development of new products necessitates rigorous testing and evaluation, while efforts must be made to decrease emissions and operate in a more economical fashion.

Advances in 3D printer materials handling capabilities and recycling services are helping engineers optimize scrap parts and unused additive manufacturing materials. 

ZEDEDA’s industry experience includes a combined solution for Connected Oilfield Systems to help streamline and reduce costs.

ELG will supply clean titanium scrap metal and IperionX will use its titanium processing technologies to produce low-carbon titanium metal.

In this Special Focus Issue of Digital Engineering, learn how design and simulation tools are enabling more sustainable product development.

This collaboration is helping Omni-Pac reduce CO2 emissions and replace single-use plastics with more sustainable packaging solutions.

The database will help enable Japanese engineers and designers to select cleaner, smarter resources when developing jet engines.

Partnership entails manufacture of high-performance titanium powders for medical and aerospace applications in additive manufacturing.

The company has signed the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitment letter, pledging near-term emissions reductions and long-term net-zero targets. 

Partnership enables Lufthansa to develop and certify AeroSHARK technology for more sustainable aviation, companies report.