Australian advanced manufacturing company Titomic Limited has announced it has signed an agreement with The Boeing Company to deliver additively manufacturing test parts for airplanes. This initial agreement
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3D printed steel tools can cut titanium alloys
High strength cutting tools can now be 3D printed, potentially saving time and money for aerospace and Defence manufacturers.
RMIT University PhD candidate Jimmy Toton received the 2019 Young Defence
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RMIT University PhD candidate Jimmy Toton received the 2019 Young Defence
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Swinburne University: 3D concrete printing takes the ‘boring’ out of buildings
Construction is one of the largest industries in the world economy – worth $10 trillion globally – equivalent to 13 per cent of GDP.
But, Professor Jay Sanjayan, from Swinburne University of
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But, Professor Jay Sanjayan, from Swinburne University of
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Automate x 3: your MHD article for this week
Three game-changers for the manufacturing industry in 2018.
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Robotics to be biggest supply chain disruptor
Robotics will cause the most disruption in the supply chain in the next five years, according to a study carried out by the University of Tennessee’s Knoxville’s Global Supply Chain Institute, as first
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Why supply chains will be reshaped by 2025
Emerging advancements in technology such as autonomous trucks, 3D printing and warehouse automation will foster changes in how shippers, retailers and manufacturers configure their supply chains and distribution
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3D printed ABS/carbon fibre car made in two days
US company Local Motors expects its 3D printed car, unveiled last month, to soon receive approval to drive on roads.
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3D printing could offer “incredible” savings in transport costs
3D printing has the potential to radically change businesses, starting with a big disruption to supply chains.
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