Hannah Mason: Continuous fiber-reinforced, 3D printed houses on the horizon Hannah Mason: Large-scale, robotic-mounted 3D printer aims to expand AM size limits Ginger Gardiner : Reducing the cost of continuous fiber 3D printing materials Jeff Sloan: Large-format, vertical, robotized, fiber-reinforced AM Jeff Sloan: Orbital continues to progress toward commercialization Jeff Sloan: Cincinnati’s BAAM proves utility of recycled materials in AM Jeff Sloan: 9T Labs assesses AM for medical, aerospace applications MIT evolves liquid biomaterials into a new approach for sustainable engineered composite structures.Įpoxies The evolution of additive compositesĭefining additive composites manufacturing and how its merge with conventional processes is providing new solutions and a path forward. Investment in large-format AM has expanded the company’s capabilities.Īdditive Manufacturing Solution-based digital composites fabrication DOE, universities and industry leaders ramp up new efforts and funding to develop 3D-printed composite wind blade molds and end-use blade components.ĭesign & Tooling Leveraging large-format AM fuels aerospace flexibilityĪscent Aerospace is known for producing high-quality metallic molds and tools for large aerostructures. Molds/Tools Composites AM research targets wind energy FEATURES Markets Additive manufacturing adds versatility to large marine structuresĭive Technologies and Moi Composites are among those extending composite 3D printing’s design flexibility past prototyping and into customizable end-use parts.ĭesign & Tooling Challenges, opportunities when designing for fiber-reinforced AMīridging the gap between as-designed and as-made, and where do you put the fiber?
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