Aerospace firm Boom Supersonic has gained a contract worth up to $60 million from the US Air Force (USAF) to accelerate the R&D of its upcoming ‘Overture’ supersonic flight-capable aircraft. …
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JPB Système slashes lead times of flight-ready parts by up to 80% in 3D printing trials
Aeronautical locking mechanism manufacturer JPB Système has managed to drastically reduce the weight and lead time of aerospace parts during an initial round of 3D printing trials. Designed to a…
Rostec awarded license for serial production of 3D printed aircraft parts
Russian state-owned industrial technology conglomerate Rostec has received a license from the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade to serially produce aerospace parts using additive manufacturing. W…
Boeing and Titomic partner to investigate sustainable titanium 3D printing for space
Aerospace manufacturer Boeing has partnered with Titomic, the Melbourne-based firm behind the Titomic Kinetic Fusion (TKF) 3D printing process, to further advance additive manufacturing in the space s…
Skyrora develops Skyprint 2, the ‘largest hybrid 3D printer in Europe’ for rocket parts
Skyrora, an Edinburgh-based private rocket manufacturer, has developed what it claims to be the largest hybrid 3D printer in Europe. Poised to start production in Q2 2022, the firm’s upcoming Skyprint…
Prototype platform proves capable of 3D printing PEEK at up to 400°C in orbital conditions
Engineers at the University of Sydney and University of Science and Technology of China have designed a 3D printer capable of processing PEEK at high temperatures under simulated space conditions.&nbs…
Fleet Space develops next-gen 3D printed satellites to bolster IoT connectivity
Australian satellite developer Fleet Space has revealed plans to launch a new generation of 3D printed small satellites in the next 12 months, called Alpha. Claimed to be the world’s first entir…
3D printed fuel injector demonstrates low-cost missile propulsion potential
Researchers at the Indian Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory (DMRL) have used 3D printing to create a revamped fuel injector that could allow for the lower-cost propulsion of ground-to-air miss…
UNSW to help Luyten ramp up the R&D of ‘Platypus Galacticas’ lunar 3D printer
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) has agreed to help its compatriots at Australian construction start-up Luyten fast-track the R&D of a machine capable of 3D printing lunar structures. …
AML3D WAM technology to bolster R&D initiatives and space sector prototyping
Australian metal 3D printer OEM AML3D has announced it will make its first entry into the space sector through a partnership with an unnamed US aerospace firm. Using its patented wire additive manufac…