Charles Goulding examines the redistribution of aerospace suppliers to submarines, and how they can benefit from industrial 3D printing expertise.
Charles Goulding looks at developments in the submarine construction industry where there may be a big opening for 3D printing.
University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center has developed a new and enormous 3D printer that is capable of 3D printing a complete boat that floats!
Recently we’ve seen several new companies emerge whose purpose it is to leverage 3D printing technology.
‘Tis the season to celebrate the best of 3D printing.
A combination of human activities has put a number of species of coral on both the endangered and threatened species lists, but as humanity as a whole eradicates these crucial creatures, some people are doing their part to try and restore coral populations around the world.
New additive manufacturing-focused agreements signed this week signify ongoing global progress in the aerospace and maritime sectors.
There seems to be something brewing in 3D metal printing that’s analogous to what happened in thermoplastic 3D printing.
The US Navy has 3D printed an entire submersible vehicle!
BernCo Models has produced a 1/72 3D printed version of the famous Titanic liner – and it sails just like the real thing.
Jim Smith has made a habit of building massive 3D printers, but now he’s used them to create an even larger project: a 3D printed
Squids, octopi and similar marine animals propel themselves through water by means of a water jet. While this has been known for years, building a
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