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AM Forward Program: Everything You Need To Know
Everything you need to know about the federal Additive Manufacturing Forward program launched in May 2022.
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5 Supply Chain Makeovers Powered by 3D Printing
Learn how 5 organizations are using 3D printing to solve supply chain issues.
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World's Largest Distributed Manufacturing Network Activated to Aid Ukraine with 3D Printed Tourniquets
How Project DIAMOnD is 3D printing tourniquet parts for Ukraine.
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Scaling Up Additive Manufacturing In 4 Steps
Read how organizations often scale up in-house use of AM: from the first 3D printer all the way up to industrial-scale additive manufacturing.
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Additive Manufacturing in 2022: Why Additive, and Why Now?
Read our new white paper to learn how additive manufacturing has grown in recent years, what today's 3D printers are capable of, and how 3D printing is solving a new set of problems.
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Competition: Bridging the Gap With Additive Manufacturing
Learn how 5 competing teams implemented different continuous fiber reinforcement strategies to build the strongest bridge.
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Is Additive Manufacturing Transforming an Industrial City? Bridging the Skills Gap
Currently, the UK faces a 20,000 person yearly deficit in engineering and manufacturing talent. PrintCity is training the next generation of builders: additive manufacturing engineers specializing in the use of professional 3D printers.
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Vestas
Vestas is a global leader in wind energy using Markforged’s Digital Forge additive manufacturing platform in support of its direct digital manufacturing (DDM) program to free up manufacturing processes from relying on outside suppliers and provide a knowledge base for collaboration.
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Five Industries Utilizing 3D Printing
Here are five industries that can benefit significantly from additive manufacturing.
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Industry 4.0 in the Context of Professional 3D Printers
3D printing is an enabler for the core suite of Industry 4.0 technologies to be directly applied to the process of fabrication itself.