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The company is taking a practical approach with 3D printed production, trying to answer the question: Can additive manufacturing fit into GM’s overall manufacturing world. “We’re looking at 3D printing with sobering analysis rather than hype. We’re disciplined in making sure there is a real business case,” Ron Daul, GM’s director of additive manufacturing, told Design News. “We’re looking at quality challenges. Vehicle quality is important, so we’re looking whether 3D printing can fit with our internal standards and safety standards to see if additive manufacturing is right...

GM opens 3D printing facility in Detroit December 23, 2020   Stephen Law General Motors announced the opening of the 15,000-square-foot Additive Industrialization Center (AIC), a ground-up facility in Detroit MI exclusively dedicated to productionizing 3D printing technology in the automotive industry. The AIC is the capstone of GM’s expertise and increased investment in 3D printing over the last several years. “The core component of GM’s transformation is becoming a more agile, innovative company, and 3D printing will play a critical role in that mission,” ...

GM’s new 3D printing shop will speed up production, cut costs By Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press Published: December 20, 2020, 6:02am Share: Cadillac V-Series 3D printed HVAC ducts and electrical harness bracket made at the GM Additive Industrialization Center at the GM Tech Center in Warren, Michigan. (Steve Fecht/General Motors/TNS) General Motors is increasing its use of 3D printing across more production vehicles with a new 3D printing shop at its Global Technical Center in Warren, Mich. The Additive Industrialization Center (AIC), which GM is just opening, will ...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA General Motors Manufacturing Engineer Benjamin LeBlanc inspects a 3D printer at the General Motors Additive Industrialization Center at the GM Tech Center in Warren, Michigan. (Steve Fecht/General Motors/TNS) GM’s new 3D printing shop will speed up production, cut costs General Motors is increasing its use of 3D printing across more production vehicles with a new 3D printing shop at its Global Technical Center in Warren, Mich. The Additive Industrialization Center (AIC), which GM is just opening, will use 3D printing to make more production and car parts that wi...