Posts Tagged ‘3D Printing’
Royal Navy engineers have designed a possible mid-21st-century assault by Royal Marines featuring emerging defence innovations. A potential future assault by Royal Marines was planned by Royal Navy engineers incorporating technology such as AI, exoskeletons, and ‘invisible commandos’. Graduates from the UK Naval Engineering Science and Technology (UKNEST) Forum were asked ...
Travis air base in California has produced the first certified 3D printed aircraft parts with the 60th Maintenance Squadron. The Air Force used the industrial-sized Stratasys F900 printer to produced the certified 3D printed aircraft parts with the 60th Maintenance Squadron. The Travis Air Base in California used the Stratasys to ...
Researcher groups from the US military are advancing 3D Printing for use in Naval shipyards in Keyport, Washington. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Tactical Innovation Implementation Lab (TIIL) is advancing and maturing additive manufacturing (AM, also known as 3D printing) technology into the naval shipyards to support the fleet through Print ...
Huntington Ingalls Industries has announced a collaboration between its Newport News, Virginia-based shipbuilding division and 3D Systems to explore state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques – namely 3D printing and its adoption in naval shipbuilding. It’s thought that 3D printing could revolutionize the way in which shipbuilders design and deliver the next generation of ...
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