Global maritime industry group Wilhelmsen has delivered a number of 3D printed parts to dry bulk shipping company Berge Bulk. Slated as a “landmark commercial delivery” by Wilhelmsen, the components i…
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JAMADE and BigRep present AMAZEA, their 3D printed underwater scooter
E-mobility tech company JAMADE unveiled its new 3D printed underwater scooter, AMAZEA at boot Duesseldorf, the international water sports trade and boat show in Germany. Seventy-five percent of the sc…
Daimler to 3D print spare bus parts using Sintratec S2
Swiss SLS 3D printer manufacturer Sintratec has announced a partnership with German multinational automotive corporation Daimler AG. Sintratec’s S2 3D printer has been installed at the production site…
Mobility goes Additive 3D printed part approved for use on trains
Mobility goes Additive (MGA), a German-based network accelerating 3D printing within transport, has obtained first-time approval for use of an additively manufactured brake suspension link for trains.…
6 strategic maritime customers benefit from Wilhelmsen and Ivaldi 3D printing on demand
The Marine Products division of global maritime industry group Wilhelmsen has launched a program to supply 3D printed spare parts on demand to ships and other vessels. Part of an ongoing collaboration…
Stratasys announces Rail Industry Solution for 3D printing spare train parts
At Formnext 2019, leading 3D printer OEM Stratasys made two major announcements regarding its continued endeavor to integrate 3D printing within the railway industry. The company has created a “Rail …
Amey assesses robot 3D printers for in-situ repair of UK rail network
Amey, a UK-based infrastructural support service provider, has revealed internal plans for applying 3D printing to train-track renewal. With concept drawings provided by Swiss robotic arm manufacturer…
Lloyd’s Register launches design competition to develop a full-scale 3D printed rescue boat
Engineering and technology professional service provider Lloyd’s Register (LR), has partnered with Singapore’s National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC), Autodesk, ST Engineering and …
Stratasys trials first 3D printed parts installed on UK passenger trains with Angel Trains and DB ESG
Leading 3D printer OEM Stratasys, together with British rolling stock operating company (ROSCO) Angel Trains, Derby-based engineering consultancy DB ESG, and train operator Chiltern Railways are trial…
Signal failure? AECOM’s 3D printed graphene could fix that
American multinational engineering firm AECOM is applying 3D printing to the modernization of transport networks. Currently testing at Bristol Parkway signalling training school in southwest England, …