In 2016 Torsten Müller-Ötvös, the CEO of Rolls-Royce, shared how embracing new technologies, including 3D printing, is his strategy for the company’s survival. Sales figures for 2016 show just how suc…
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Deutsche Bahn get on-board Local Motor’s self-driving Olli in Berlin
Local Motors and German rail company Deutsche Bahn bring 3D printed self-driving vehicle Olli to Germany in a new trial. The six-month long pilot programme established by Innoz, Deutsche Bahn’s …
Netherlands ramp up maritime 3D printing projects with RAMLAB
The Netherlands is about to open a facility specially for additive manufacturing maritime metal parts. RAMLAB is in the port of Rotterdam, South Holland, and opens tomorrow, the November 30th 2016, af…
3D printing at The LA Auto Show: Divergent Blade and more
Divergent 3D The LA Auto show is an annual event showcasing the latest innovations in car automotive technology. The latest leap forward at the show to involve 3D printing is an updated version of the…
Rolls-Royce drive taste with bespoke 3D printing
In a conversation with Forbes Torsten Müller-Ötvös, Vice President and Director of Rolls-Royce, explains how he managed to save the company from its downward spiral in 2009. The success is due in part…
Design democracy: drones meet 3D printed cars for a self-driven future
Nothing brings the best out of people like a good challenge. I’m sure our UK readers remember the coveted Blue Peter challenge badges, and who isn’t a fan of the odd gameshow? When scaled up with high…
Schiphol airport take out the hassle of travel with 3D scanners
With one suitcase, one backpack, one small plastic bag for liquids, a laptop and a mobile phone; passing through security control at the airport has become quite stressful and complicated. In an effor…
Celica saved by 3D printed part
A car enthusiast turned to her local robotics club, after finding out that a spare part for her car would cost much more than simply making a new one. Yellowknife resident Jan Fullerton is the proud o…
Robot SPIDER checks for leaks in Lockheed Martin Airship
Lockheed Martin has developed a robot SPIDER to crawl around the vast surface of its hybrid airships and test for pinhole leaks that could spell disaster when these massive hybrid vehicles take the sk…
Making a Monster: Creating a Transmission Adapter Plate for a FrankenFerrari
Nick Walker sheds some light on the world of 3D printing and its applications within automotive restoration. Read on to find out more. It seems like it wasn’t all that long ago that the concept of 3D …