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Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi consider patriotic implications of 3D printing in defense applications.
Charles R. Goulding and Ryan Donley take a look at ExOne's major foray into bringing 3D printing where it needs to be.
Charles R. Goulding and Ryan Donley consider two navies' applications of additive manufacturing.
The US Department of Defense has released a detailed strategy for their use of additive manufacturing technology in coming years.
The first Xerox metal 3D printer installation is more than a customer sale: it’s the start of a collaboration with the Naval Postgraduate School.
Charles R. Goulding invites expert attorney Bob Ward to examine industrial 3D printing impacts from trade laws.
The MAAM program intends to commercialize the world’s largest additive manufacturing machine for the production of large parts to be used in industry and for defense.
As additive manufacturing continues to work toward high-volume applications, major institutions have taken notice -- not just in industry, but in government departments.
Charles R. Goulding and Peter Favata take a look at where 3D printing may come into play alongside DOD-approved drones.
Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi dig into the potential use of 3D printing for sourcing the US power grid.
Digital twin creation of the US Army’s Black Hawk helicopters will bring new life into the out-of-production aircraft.
What makes ceramics such a valuable 3D printing material? Here's how it's benefiting five essential industries.
Could 3D printing be used to manufacture weapons of mass destruction? Is additive manufacturing dangerous? We have thoughts.
As metal additive manufacturing continues to see rising adoption, so too does attention paid to the quality of the parts produced.
America Makes, US additive manufacturing accelerator has established a third Satellite Center located at NIAR to be focused on aerospace and defense applications for 3D printing.
The US Military has devised a unique method of 3D printing a surface resistant to shock waves.
A new program is launching to further the integration of additive manufacturing in the supply chain for the US Army.
Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi of R&D Tax Savers explore the implications of the Harris and L3 Technologies as they relate to 3D printing technology.
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