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This 180 kg 3D printer can print metal. It has been sent to space - Vimarsana News

This 180 kg 3D printer can print metal. It has been sent to space

The metal 3D printer, developed by an industrial team led by Airbus Defence and Space SAS and co-funded by the project, is set to revolutionise how we approach construction and repair in space.

Australia increases Ukraine support and deploys Wedgetail to Germany - Vimarsana News

Australia increases Ukraine support and deploys Wedgetail to Germany

Australia has committed AUD910 million (US$579 million) to Ukraine after increasing its contribution with the provision of more equipment.

Boeing begins 3D-printing Apache helicopter parts - Vimarsana News

Boeing begins 3D-printing Apache helicopter parts

Boeing has teamed up with ASTRO America to 3D-print parts for its Apache attack helicopter as a way to potentially improve supply chains and manufacturing.

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foundry-planet.com - B2B Portal: ADDDAM selects Additive Industries' 3D metal printer MetalFABG2 for expansion in the automotive and machine engineering industry - Vimarsana News

foundry-planet.com - B2B Portal: ADDDAM selects Additive Industries' 3D metal printer MetalFABG2 for expansion in the automotive and machine engineering industry

ADDDAM selects Additive Industries’ 3D metal printer MetalFABG2 for expansion in the automotive and machine engineering industry

Arizona Company Introduces Massive 3D Metal Printer Capable of Producing Enormous Parts - Vimarsana News

Arizona Company Introduces Massive 3D Metal Printer Capable of Producing Enormous Parts

Rosotics is "RIP"-pping the 3D metal printing industry with a large-scale approach. Arizona-based company, Rosotics, has announced the launch of its revolutionary "rapid induction printing" technology that aims to transform large-scale 3D metal printing.