The line up of speakers that Materialise put together for the two-and-a-half day World Conference 2015 – the largest yet organized by the leading 3D printing service – immediately gives a …
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NASA to Evaluate and Standardize AM Parts with Innovative NDE Methods
The unique problem that NASA and other organizations or companies are facing with their high-value additively manufactured parts is that the technology isn’t just redefining the way objects are …
3D Printing Titanium Takes Off in Israeli Aerospace
Titanium has been the hottest material in metal 3D printing for aerospace and not without reason. It has a high strength to weight ratio, great durability, and its powder form is ideally suited for 3D…
World's 1st 3D Printed & Battery Powered Rocket Engine
With the introduction last week of the ‘Electron’ rocket and its ‘Rutherford’ electric engine, Space is a little bit closer than it’s ever been before. New Zealand-based …
3D Printed Jet Component Cleared to Fly, Makes Aviation History with $135 Billion in Pre-Orders
The Wright brothers made aviation history by being the first men to fly, now a “funny looking” nozzle is making history once again by becoming the first 3D printed part certified by the US Federal Avi…
3D Print Week Engulfs New York City (Part 2)
I just flew in from 3D Print Week NYC and, boy, are my arms, legs, brain, and eyes tired. As reported in the first part of this series, this was a massive event with over 12,000 registered attendees.…
Materialise Takes Off with Aerospace Certification for 3D Printing Services
Although many are fascinated by its i.materialise consumer division, Materialise is one the largest 3D printing services in the world, with over 100 professional and industrial grade 3D printers on it…
Airbus 3D Printed Components to Launch on Next UK Satellite
After spending two years in R&D on the project, UK defense manufacturer Airbus Defence and Space is 3D printing space-qualified satellite components for the UK Space Agency and Innovate UK’s…
Build Your Own Open Source Liquid-Fueled 3D Printed Rocket Engine
Components designed for use in aerospace require precision and reliability. 3D printing has been providing both of these for parts used in commercial rockets and planes. Now, a New Jersey engineer wan…
Rolls-Royce to Fly Largest 3D Printed Part Ever Flown
GE has already made enormous strides in industrial 3D printing by opening a mass additive manufacturing facility to produce the 3D printed fuel nozzles for its advanced LEAP jet engines. Competing wi…