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… capability center or GCC, in India, which will serve as a … large orders with strategic customers. 3D printing revenue was flat year- … weakness in network demand in 3D printing. And we are making … we’re adding DMLS metal 3D printers. We have enough space. …

Re: Bridgestone India Factory Tour for Team-BHPians | … one of the largest tyres in India, with one of the biggest rim … a fellow Team BHPian handing out 3D printed spanner souvenirs with the Team BHP …

… when private spaceflight in India lacked both regulatory clarity … innovation but also reshaping India’s role in the global … , from propulsion systems to 3D-printed engines. How critical has … globally competitive companies from India and contribute to shaping …

… budget in-ear monitors in India. The Iris is priced at Rs … started with a simple question. Did India really need another budget IEM … are built around a fully solid 3D-printed medical-grade resin shell. This …

Applications are where it’s at in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry. At the recent RAPID+TCT in Boston, I met with a few companies to learn about some of their very specific industrial applications. CERATIZIT In the AeroDef Showcase section of RAPID, I spoke with Steve Kuhnle, Global Business Development Specialist / Cutting Tools, CERATIZIT USA,

When we previously looked at the Additive Chicken coop, we saw how selling devices to labs shaped a lot of our industry. Here, we explore other key factors that have led to the industry’s current state. Piggybacking on Lasers An increase in the capabilities of low-cost lasers and new diode laser forms is the real

Drones have changed everything. Case in point: with the aim of preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, the US and Israel initiate airstrikes on the Gulf nation. A couple of months later, Iran is using low-cost weapons systems centered around cheap drones to halt a fifth of the world’s energy flows, creating a far

What are fibre-optic drones, and how do they work? This question has gained attention after Hezbollah began using cable-guided drones against Israeli troops along the Lebanon border. These drones rely on fibre-optic cables instead of radio or satellite …

Belgian firm Amnovis is a scalable partner for orthopedic innovations. From design to production and regulatory, you can rely on them to take your innovation to market. Coupled with deep additive manufacturing expertise and growing interest in 3D printed implants, this has been a winning combination. Amnovis can couple your innovation with the latest in

… agriculture, data analytics, and additive manufacturing into mainstream agricultural education … drones, multispectral sensors, and 3D printing systems, enabling applications such … inclusive technological development in India’s northeastern region, aligning …