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BMW Offers a Closer Look at Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing

First vehicle trials of WAAM parts expected to begin next year.

A small milestone in additive manufacturing was achieved by Siemens Energy this week.

Meltio announced an interesting partnership to produce a new robotic metal 3D printing “cell”.

METALWORM produces a commercial metal WAAM 3D printer.

The Sentinel will be globally classed by DNV as the first additively manufactured pressure hulls for human occupancy.

MX3D announced today a new large robotic system for 3D printing metal parts.

Chinese researchers have developed a way to reinforce 3D printed aluminum with titanium wire.

Meltio has introduced two new innovations: “Horizon” slicing software and a laser calibration system.

MX3D has 3D printed a prototype metal lunar habitat floor for ESA.

Researchers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory seem to have developed a way to optimize printing with multiple toolheads.

Charles R. Goulding and Joseph Castine look at how wire arc additive manufacturing might affect several heavy industries.

AML3D is an Australian startup producing large-format metal 3D printers.

Another day, another significant additive manufacturing investment.

A new consortium in the UK has been established to develop and promote the use of WAAM 3D printing technology for commercial applications.

A collaboration between MX3D and Takenaka has resulted in a 3D-printed steel connector for use in structural construction.

When we last saw MX3D at Formnext 2019, they were showing off a 3D printed robot arm. Now, they’ve tested it in a working robotic system.

Aerospace has long been interested in 3D metal printing, but it seems a milestone may have been hit.