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… , contrast agents for nanoparticle imaging, 3D printing using nano materials, along with … Pharmaceuticals, a pharmaceutical company from India, partnered with UK-based Nonskin …

… learned Maggu’s nephew in India was diagnosed with cerebral palsy … , 3D printing components, and asking Udasi for help before Maggu flew to India … brother has a factory in India in Delhi, so we made some …

… learned Maggu’s nephew in India was diagnosed with cerebral palsy … , 3D printing components, and asking Udasi for help before Maggu flew to India … brother has a factory in India in Delhi, so we made some …

… Credit: Agnikul Cosmos). New Delhi: Pioneering spacetech startup Agnikul … customers spanning Middle East, India and Australia. Agnikul plans … metal additive manufacturing unit that will be used to 3D print its … for the world, from India.” Agnikul Cosmos has …

The U.S. Department of War (DoW) has been telling anyone who will listen that the Pentagon is making major changes to how it procures equipment. In a recent speech at the National War College, Secretary Pete Hegseth told the audience, “Speed to delivery is now our organizing principle. It is the decisive factor in maintaining

Known for setting industry standards, ASTM used this year’s Formnext to launch a global, seven-part initiative to help 3D printing move faster from research to the factory floor. ASTM focused on the infrastructure behind AM, the standards, certifications, partnerships, and intelligence tools. All of this is designed to make industrial additive manufacturing (AM) more reliable,

Known for setting industry standards, ASTM used this year’s Formnext to launch a global, seven-part initiative to help 3D printing move faster from research to the factory floor. ASTM focused on the infrastructure behind AM, the standards, certifications, partnerships, and intelligence tools. All of this is designed to make industrial additive manufacturing (AM) more reliable,

Walking through Autodesk’s Technology Center in Boston, I’ve come to expect surprises. One second, it’s MIT engineers pushing concrete printers to their limits, the next it’s Harvard architects stitching stone waste into walls. Next, I found myself standing beside a vertical-axis wind turbine—six feet tall, six feet wide, built to quietly generate clean power from

Daniel Gidlund leads Freemelt, a company that has been steadily establishing its place in metal AM with open-source thinking and a clear technical vision. In this episode, he walks us through Freemelt’s evolution from a small Gothenburg startup to a company helping advance electron beam 3D printing. Daniel is genuine, grounded, and sharply focused on

… of aluminum, carbon fiber, and 3D-printed plastics. Another way to find … surface of Titan or Europa.” (India Today)