… networks. Traditional fuel additive manufacturers are continuously enhancing their … Reliance Industries Limited Reliance India has deployed large-scale … growing fuel demand in India and surrounding markets, … particularly in China and India, has driven the …
… shot to fame with its 3D-printed salmon and other seafood analogues … resident news reporter. Originally from India, he worked as a vegan …
The UK Ministry of Defense (MoD) will work with ASTM International on a $1.1 million project to let it work in closer concert with the US Department of War. The project, called the Allied Additive Manufacturing Interoperability (AAMI) project, is funded by America Makes and the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM). The
By now, more or less everyone seems to be aware, in one way or another, that the AI boom is straining global power grids and yielding insatiable demand for new energy sources. On the other hand, far less agreement exists concerning what precise mix of solutions humanity should turn to in order to support its
For years, 3D printing in sports has been linked mostly with prototypes, concept shoes, and one-off experiments for elite athletes. Helmets, cleats, and footwear midsoles often took over the headlines, but were mostly used for small runs or marketing moments. That is now starting to change. Featured image courtesy of Carbon
In today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, America Makes announced the winners of a $1.1 million Project Call, Austal USA named a new Vice President for Business Development and External Affairs, and ASTM International welcomed a new board Chair. Former Duke University football players are using 3D printing to revolutionize sports medicine. Finally, researchers from Japan
… by 3D printing and precision engineering. To be housed within AMTZ, India’s … orthopaedic implants using advanced metal additive manufacturing technology. “This partnership reflects our … in India. India is a key strategic market for us, and 3D printing is …
The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), a government-funded research organization, has demonstrated a persistent interest in developing metal additive manufacturing (AM) materials for nuclear fusion applications, including multiple phases of a project called FATHOM (FAbrication of Tungsten using HOt isostatic pressing and additive Manufacturing) conducted at the University of Birmingham. In its latest project revolving
… mapping platform from Europe to India, ensuring business continuity throughout the … , including Technical Architect positions in India and DevOps Lead roles in … framework for defect detection in additive manufacturing, which helps reduce printing defects …
New Delhi: The year 2025 will … . After successful demonstrations in Delhi, the technology gained adoption … . CBRI also showcased India’s first 3D-printed rural house, supporting … India’s first automated biomedical waste treatment rig, launched at AIIMS Delhi …
