We had a close look at Incusā new metal 3D printer, the Hammer Pro40.
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Incus Launches Hammer Pro40 Production Line at Formnext 2023
Upscaling LMM technology to target mass manufacturing.
Incus and ESA Collaborate for Lunar 3D Printing: Recycling Scrap Metal for Moon Base
Incus has completed a project that verified the possibility of 3D printing metal objects from scraps on the Moon.
A Look At Incus’ LMM Metal 3D Printing Process
You might not have heard of Incus, a company thatās developed a unique metal 3D printing system.
Incus and ESA Partner to Bring 3D Printing Technology to Outer Space
The 18-month collaboration seeks to develop and test Incusā LMM 3D printing capabilities for spare parts manufacturing on lunar bases.
Finely-Detailed Metal 3D Prints From The Incus Hammer Lab35
Today Iām looking at a 3D printer I had not seen before, the Incus Hammer Lab35.
Get Small & Complex Metal Parts with MetShape’s 3D Printing Services
MetShape is a different kind of 3D print service.
3D Printing and Optical Lenses
Charles R. Goulding and Julia Wallace look at the use of 3D printing technology in the optical industry.
Even More ESA Efforts on Space-Based 3D Printing Coming
The European Space Agency has significant interest in space-based 3D printing, now with yet another project launched.
AM Ventures Adds Materials Startup
AM Ventures announced yet another AM startup in their portfolio: Headmade Materials.
Redefine Meat Launches in Europe
Redefine Meat launched their 3D printed alt-meat products in several European companies.
Mindful Manufacturing: Stratasys Takes Major Step Into Sustainability
Stratasys announced sweeping changes that place the company on a direct path to sustainability.
Redefine Meat Expands 3D Printed Alt-Meat Products And Market
Redefine Meat announced the availability of five specific alt-meat products at locations across Israel.
Stratasys Puts The K Into CMYK
Stratasys announced two new materials that supercharge their PolyJet color profiles.
$6M For 3D Printed āMeatā?
3D printing is redefining manufacturing; why not also redefine meat? Thatās exactly what a young Israel-based company, aptly called Redefine Meat, proposes to do ā and theyāve just pulled in a $6 million investment to do so.