Memphis Meats Receives New Funding from Bill Gates and Richard Branson Bioprinting

Memphis Meats Receives New Funding from Bill Gates and Richard Branson Bioprinting

by Consumer

Leading cellular agriculture startup Memphis Meats has gained the support of a groundbreaking group of investors. The leading clean meat company has already produced beef, chicken and duck directly from animal cells, without the need to raise and slaughter animals. The company’s Series A fundraising round, led by DFJ, marks the first public commitment to the clean meat movement by top venture investors or meat industry leaders. This announcement also marks a major moment in which meat industry leaders and mission-driven groups have come together behind one company.

HP and Deloitte Partner on Implementation of MJF 3D Printing in Large Scale Manufacturing Additive Manufacturing

HP and Deloitte Partner on Implementation of MJF 3D Printing in Large Scale Manufacturing Additive Manufacturing

by Business

HP Inc. and Deloitte formed a first-of-its-kind alliance that will accelerate the digital transformation of the global manufacturing industry. The two companies will collaborate on the implementation of HP’s multi jet fusion 3D printing systems in large-scale manufacturing environments, applying their unrivaled digital operations experience to help enterprises accelerate product design and production, create more flexible manufacturing and supply chains, and optimize efficiency across the manufacturing lifecycle. This will help increase innovation, accelerate time-to-market, reduce costs and waste, and help large enterprises compete more effectively in today’s dynamic global economy.

3DPBM’s co-founder to hold webinar on AM for aviation, space and drone production Aerospace

3DPBM’s co-founder to hold webinar on AM for aviation, space and drone production Aerospace

by Aerospace

Organized by the industry event specialists at Infocast and by the leading AM market analysis firm Smartech Publishing, the webinar titled Additive Manufacturing Opportunities in Aerospace Outlook will provide a complete overview of how AM technologies are being rapidly adopted by leading companies in the aerospace sector and specifcically in the three key segments of civil aviation, space infrastructure and drone manufacturing.

VAC-U-MAX Introduces AM-MPRS Metal Powder Recovery System for AM 3D Printer Hardware

VAC-U-MAX Introduces AM-MPRS Metal Powder Recovery System for AM 3D Printer Hardware

by Technologies

Industrial vacuum cleaner experts VAC-U-MAX are introducing a new Metal Powder Recovery System (AM-MPRS) for Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing applications, that now offers conveying, screening, recovering and reuse of metal powders including Inconel, Stainless Steel, Haynes 282, and Cobalt Chrome. The VAC-U-MAX AM-MPRS increases productivity of Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing Machines by extracting metal powders from the printing bed via vacuum, and then sieving the metal powder for future use – cutting metal powder recovery time by 85%.

ACS Research Shows Urine Can Be Recycled into 3D Printed Parts for Long Distance Space Travel Aerospace

ACS Research Shows Urine Can Be Recycled into 3D Printed Parts for Long Distance Space Travel Aerospace

by Aerospace

Imagine you’re on your way to Mars, and you lose a crucial tool during a spacewalk. Not to worry, you’ll simply re-enter your spacecraft and use some microorganisms to convert your urine and exhaled carbon dioxide (CO2) into chemicals to make a new one. That’s one of the ultimate goals of scientists who are developing ways to make long space trips feasible.

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HRL receives NASA award to 3D print ceramic rocket engine components Additive Manufacturing

by Aerospace

HRL Laboratories, LLC, has received an award as part of NASA’s Space Technology Research, Development, Demonstration, and Infusion program to develop additively manufactured ceramic rocket engine components. HRL achieved a scientific breakthrough with preceramic resins that can be 3D printed and converted to high-temperature ceramic that was first published in the journal Science on January 1, 2016.

US Army engineers 3D print 512 square-foot concrete B-hut structure for ACES program Construction 3D Printing

US Army engineers 3D print 512 square-foot concrete B-hut structure for ACES program Construction 3D Printing

by Architecture

The Construction Engineering Research Laboratory in Champaign, Illinois, has successfully three-dimensionally printed a 512 square-foot concrete structure. The structure, called a barracks hut or B-Hut, was printed as a result of a three year Army Program called ACES, “Automated Construction of Expeditionary Structures.” It uses an additive manufacturing process to “print” semi-permanent structures in a theater of operation. The ability to use concrete sourced from readily available materials reduces logistical requirements for the U.S. Army.