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3D Printing in Medical Devices: Leveraging a Digital Manufacturing Partner

iBASEt

When you think of a hospital printing organ implants and creating custom joint replacements in a matter of hours, you might be picturing a scene decades from now. Thanks to 3D printing, that reality is only a handful of years away. This is just one example of the potential impact of 3D printing.

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Celebrating a decade of additive manufacturing excellence

Manufacturer's Monthly

Markforged has been at the forefront of additive manufacturing for the past 10 years, helping manufacturers revolutionise the industrial production landscape by bringing 3D printing right to the factory floor. A year later, the company launched Eiger, its cloud- based 3D printing software.

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Learning From Additive Manufacturing Qualification In The United States Marine CorpsĀ 

Additive Manufacturing

What does that mean for the qualification of 3D printed parts? is to leverage additive manufacturing to reduce maintenance cycle times, curb supply chain backlogs, and place manufacturing capabilities at or near the point of need. Most of these printers capable of printing green bin parts are polymer.

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Comment: Why technological transformation mattersĀ in manufacturing

E&T

The nature of the factory floor and supply chains continues to evolve, hailing a new era of efficiency and agility driven by automation, data analytics, and interconnected systems. Innovative technologies have the potential to revolutionise every aspect of the value chain.

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How a collaborative approach is driving Ireland from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0

Control Engineering

It can help manufacturers improve nearly any aspect of operations and supply chain in a way thatā€™s unique to their needs. project is different, and thereā€™s no one-size-fits-all approach, such projects can be difficult to plan and implement. The blessing and the curse of Industry 5.0 is that itā€™s an open-ended concept.

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Know Your WĆ¼rth: CEO AJ Strandquist on How WĆ¼rth Additive Can Change 3D Printing

Fastener News Desk

Naturally, then, Strandquist views AM through the lens of managing what many would consider the least exciting area of global supply chains. They may be dull as dirt, but theyā€™re also in everything: ā€œWhat makes us a unique fit is two things,ā€ began Strandquist. Itā€™s time for AM to learn how to survive in the wild.

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Made in the USA - Season 2 Episode 6: Why, and How, Hardinge is Reshoring Machine Tool Production

Modern Machine Shop

I almost ran my car off the road, when you look at the supply chain, and be able to say, hey, each region, every country in the world today, we need to make sure that we secure our own interests. Once they understood how to do that stuff, then we start sourcing locally. David Bassett: I'm a hardcore patriot of this country.