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Formlabs files $30m in funding ahead of Form Cell automated 3D printing shipping
89shares71180A document submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) confirms that Formlabs, provider of the Form 2 and Fuse 1 3D printers, has raised a further $30 million in series ...
Pzartech Ltd Joins Hangar Labs by BEDEK to Help Reduce Downtime in Aerospace Maintenance AM Industry
Pzartech, a startup specializing in on-demand distributed manufacturing through 3D technologies, is joining Hangar Labs by BEDEK. The innovation commercial aviation program of Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. is thus welcoming the first startup to collaborate on visual recognition of mechanical parts. The aim is to eventually ease the work of maintenance technicians thus reducing downtime.
3D putting: Callaway Golf redesigns putter head with help of GE Additive AM Software
Callaway Golf Company, a manufacturer of golfing equipment, has entered into a consultancy agreement with GE Additive’s AddWorks team through which it will seek to exploit the benefits of 3D printing. Callaway has already unveiled the first product to be realized as part of the collaboration: a redesigned Odyssey R-Ball Prototype putter head.
Biogelx welcomes new CEO Alison Clayton Bioprinting
Scotland-based biomaterials firm Biogelx has announced the appointment of a new CEO, Alison Clayton. Clayton will take over the leading position from Mitch Scanlan, who recently retired. The company has also announced the appointment of Margaret Temple to its board of directors as well as the completion of a successful round of fundraising.
DfAM meets DFMA at upcoming International Forum in Rhode Island AM Software
DFMA is an existing concept for software used in Design for Manufacture and Assembly. As AM seeks to eliminate a lot of the “assembly” from manufacturing, the thirty-third annual International Forum on Design for Manufacture and Assembly, organized by Boothroyd Dewhurst, will also focus on how AM – and specifically Design for Additive Manufacturing – will affect the future of DFMA. DfAM is a design approach that focuses on using complex, optimized geometries to reduce the need for subassemblies and thus improving a part’s quality.
Jabil Unveils Plans for $42M Medical 3D Printing Center of Excellence
Global manufacturing services company Jabil has revealed its intentions to establish a new 3D printing center of excellence in the U.S. To create the center, the company is planning to invest around $42 million to expand a healthcare facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Carbon appoints Michelle Johnston Holthaus to Board of Directors AM Industry
Carbon, a leading 3D printing technology company, has made known that Michelle Johnston Holthaus has joined the Company’s Board of Directors.
Researchers 3D Printed Soft Walking “Insect-like” Robots
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego have used 3D printing technology to produce soft and flexible walking "insect-like" robots. The cost-effective additive manufacturing technology ...
