An additive manufacturing machine prints an eductor, or jet pump, for the guided missile destroyer Arleigh Burke. (Navy) The Naval Sea Systems Command engineering directorate has streamlined a ...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (July 7, 2014) -- When Army research and development investments in additive manufacturing pay off, future warriors who need hard-to-get devices, such as unmanned aerial ...

The 3-D printing process has more potential than ever to transform medical device manufacturing, now that researchers have figured out how to 3-D print miniature batteries. Researchers based at ...

The Form 4 from Formlabs is a desktop-size printer with a build volume of 20 × 12.5 × 21 cm, which is larger than its predecessor, the Form 3. With a rectangular build platform, the Form 4 allows for ...

A team of Binghamton University researchers are creating a 3-D printing process to build implantable tissues and organs to treat otherwise incurable diseases. Biomedical engineering professors Kaiming ...

Print3D Technologies, which was established in 2023, is using 3D printing technology to build what co-founder Lance Thrailkill calls “superior structures.” ...

The Naval Sea Systems Command engineering directorate has streamlined a manufacturing process to allow for the 3-D printing of parts for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers. Recent NAVSEA guidance allows ...